[Anonymous]

I have roughly a month to study Audit(May 28 is my exam date). So far I’ve quickly read 4 chapters and done some MC questions on Wiley test bank to get a taste of it. I am currently not working, and I have about 2 years of experience in Audit. My strategy is to just focus on the book-Wiley and the questions after each chapter & online test bank. Questions are:

(1) Should I listen to Yeager video lectures? How helpful will that be to most people?

(2) This section “Outlines of Professional Standards” -How do I study for it?

(3) How did you prep for this part of exam if you are willing to share.

Is a month enough? I just think it is a lot of practice questions to go though and the material is definitely dry to read after a couple of hours of reading.

[Anonymous]

If you are not working and are able to commit each day to study it should be enough time. The Yeager videos are only about 20 hours total. You should be able to get through them in a week. When you watch the lectures, do not do it passively. Write notes. Then use the notes when you practice MCP's. Its up to you whether 3 weeks of MCPs and rewriting notes will be enough.

If you don't know about Another 71's “Ninja method,” take a few minutes to look into it, that's what I would suggest.

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