what Jeff said +
I did same routine for all 4 sections –
1) Listen to all the lectures and do few practice problems between lectures.
2) Read the book (really read) once.
3) Do 2,000+ MCQs per section. I used BISK problem bank & NINJA problem bank. I did all the simulations that were available to me, which averaged about 100.
4) Now this is the time to scan the areas in the book that your lecturer told you to highlight. Also, now that you've done so many practice problems, you know what area you are weak in. Scan those areas. Take notes.
5) About a week before the exam, I am just doing MCQs, few sims per day, scanning the notes whenever I can. Once a day. None. 10. Just depended on how much time I had available.
6) Only thing I did in addition for AUD was memorizing audit, review, and compilation template. Word for word. This was more of a challenge I set for myself. I knew I could use the Authoritative Literature tab, but I always thought I had below average memorizing capability and when my lecturer said “I never tell a student to memorize it. But if you can, you can save few mins referring to Authoritative Literature.” I thought it was a joke, but I ended up memorizing the whole thing, lol.
I realize all this is such an overkill, especially when all you need is 75 to pass.
However, I always panicked right up until I sat at the chair to take the exam and never once thought I passed after I took the exam. Only way I could panic less was to study more.
Anyways, I can only share what I've done. Good luck.
FAR - 94 (10/4/15), Local Prep Online Lectures, BISK & NINJA MCQ
AUD - 99 (1/19/16), Local Prep Online Lectures, BISK & NINJA MCQ
REG - 96 (4/19/16), Local Prep Online Lectures, BISK & NINJA MCQ
BEC - 91 (7/19/16), Local Prep Online Lectures, BISK & NINJA MCQ
581 days of listening to lectures, reading texts & 10,000+ MCQs...
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