Qlad & NYC
I don't know how else to put it, but “everything” is important. The best advice I could give is to stay focused on the MCQs that you found challenging. I went back and reworked all of the MCQs that gave me problems. Make your best effort to understand the answer. However, don't get too wrapped around the axle. That is, if you find yourself spending more than 10 minutes – it's probably a good idea to move on at this stage in the game. Make sure your familiar with formulas that you may not have understood. For example, determining the interval and sample size for PPS sampling. Also, don't forget the key ratios. I would make sure to at least know the basic turnover ratios and how to covert them to days.
If you're using Becker, I recommend doing both practice exams because they each provide a set of new questions and simulations. That's 180 MCQs that you never seen before, plus 2 sims. I know Jeff considers this a waste of time, but to each is own. He has a lot a great advice that I heed to, however, I did the practice exams.
I took the exam on the 5th of July. I'm clueless to how I did. The questions were not straight forward. I walked out with a bad feeling, but I also felt the same way about FAR and I passed. I don't think too many walk away saying to themselves – I crushed that with no problem. So in summary, focus on the MCQs that gave you problems, review formulas, do the practice exams and then walk in knowing that you did the best you could under the circumstances, which may be work, family, and other obligations. It's easier said then done, but please don't stress yourself out and become anxious. You need to make good use of your prefrontal cortex during the exam. Best of Luck!
FAR - 2/28/14 PASS Praise be to God!
AUD - 7/5/14 PASS Praise be to God!
BEC - 11/29/14PASS Praise be to God!
REG - 2/28/14 PASS Praise be to God!
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