[Luma196]

Can you recommend the best material (in your opinion) for AUD? also how much time (on average) would i need to study? PS: Full time job (6 days per week)

I currently have the Wiley book 2013 and i noticed that it has no practice questions for the last module (IT)

FAR: 77 (1st attempt)
AUD: 89 (1st attempt)
BEC: 80 (1st attempt)
REG: 80 (1st attempt)

[zoctoman]

I just use do gleim and got an 89 studying 7 hours a day for 13 days straight. So 91 hours total. I like the system a lot. People say the textbook is overwhelming but I disagree. There are 20 subunits with average of 12 pages each. It is fairly easy to point out the superfluous details that may bee too involved(don't oh past subunit 1 on sampling but gleim basically says no need to). Multiple choice are great if you don't sweat the questions worded poorly. Most are good and answer explanations help a lot. I got gleim included in my masters program and was skeptical. But it works very well and only 900 something bucks.

If you are working full time, you can cut out some study steps to move quicker. Like if you really feel good on a subunit, skip the extra practice and move on to get thru all units once.

My good friend used becker and me gleim. We studied the same amount. Both got 89.

Audit(11/5/13) - 89
Reg(5/16/14) - 86
FAR(7/18/14) - 82
BEC(11/14) - 85

[zoctoman]

I just use do gleim and got an 89 studying 7 hours a day for 13 days straight. So 91 hours total. I like the system a lot. People say the textbook is overwhelming but I disagree. There are 20 subunits with average of 12 pages each. It is fairly easy to point out the superfluous details that may bee too involved(don't oh past subunit 1 on sampling but gleim basically says no need to). Multiple choice are great if you don't sweat the questions worded poorly. Most are good and answer explanations help a lot. I got gleim included in my masters program and was skeptical. But it works very well and only 900 something bucks.

If you are working full time, you can cut out some study steps to move quicker. Like if you really feel good on a subunit, skip the extra practice and move on to get thru all units once.

My good friend used becker and me gleim. We studied the same amount. Both got 89.

Audit(11/5/13) - 89
Reg(5/16/14) - 86
FAR(7/18/14) - 82
BEC(11/14) - 85

[jrosen92770]

I took the exam yesterday using Becker. Thought they well prepared me. Regarding time, 6 days a week is tough. If you can get 2-3 hours a day plus 8 hours on your day off, you should be fine.

BEC - 5/26/2013 75
REG - 8/31/2013 82
AUD - 11/24/2013 74, 2/9/2014 92
FAR - 5/25/2014 85

NY CPA

[jrosen92770]

I took the exam yesterday using Becker. Thought they well prepared me. Regarding time, 6 days a week is tough. If you can get 2-3 hours a day plus 8 hours on your day off, you should be fine.

BEC - 5/26/2013 75
REG - 8/31/2013 82
AUD - 11/24/2013 74, 2/9/2014 92
FAR - 5/25/2014 85

NY CPA

[Luma196]

Thanks Guys. Appreciate the replies =)

Good luck!

FAR: 77 (1st attempt)
AUD: 89 (1st attempt)
BEC: 80 (1st attempt)
REG: 80 (1st attempt)

[Luma196]

Thanks Guys. Appreciate the replies =)

Good luck!

FAR: 77 (1st attempt)
AUD: 89 (1st attempt)
BEC: 80 (1st attempt)
REG: 80 (1st attempt)

[zombiecpa]

Try review cpa for free for the IT part and other parts too.

FAR 85
AUD 83
BEC 76
REG 90

[zombiecpa]

Try review cpa for free for the IT part and other parts too.

FAR 85
AUD 83
BEC 76
REG 90

[Luma196]

Thanks zombiecpa, i bought it yesterday =) and it IS useful

Good luck!

FAR: 77 (1st attempt)
AUD: 89 (1st attempt)
BEC: 80 (1st attempt)
REG: 80 (1st attempt)

[Luma196]

Thanks zombiecpa, i bought it yesterday =) and it IS useful

Good luck!

FAR: 77 (1st attempt)
AUD: 89 (1st attempt)
BEC: 80 (1st attempt)
REG: 80 (1st attempt)

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