[kamaone]

I have to say I feel good about this one. There were about 3-5 multiple choice i wasnt too confident on in each section. I used the research tab to help out with the simulations which was very helpful. However I could not get what I felt was a good answer for the simulation question lol.

I saw several questions on this exam that were right in the Becker and Wiley study materials. For anyone that has yet to take it, I suggest just do multiple choice questions and read the books because for this I felt each was very helpful.

Good Luck All!

[Anonymous]

Glad to hear you feel good about it. AUD came straight out of my Becker materials I think.

[Anonymous]

Do you think is worth it to read the becker book or just do mcqs?

[Anonymous]

You should read through it at least once and watch the lectures. After that do MC until your eyes bleed.

[Anonymous]

do you think 4 weeks are ok to study for aud?

[Anonymous]

I studied for AUD for 6 weeks. I definitely should have studied more in a shorter time period. If I could change anything, I would have spent less time reciting the reports (although they're still very important) and forced more on MC questions.

[NY GT girl]

I did my AUD prep in 3 weeks. About a week of hardcore studying/lecture watching over spring break, then 2 weeks of reviewing. I maybe could have used a day or two more, but I was getting high 80s on my Becker practice tests, so hopefully I did fine. 6 more weeks until scores are released!

NY Candidate using Becker: FAR (2/20) - 81, AUD (4/3) - 92, REG (5/3) - 95, BEC (5/29) - 89 DONE!!!

[NDIRISH]

All you need is 3 Days.

Passed it!

BEC 85, REG 79, FAR 77, AUD 81!!! DONE!!! PA

[SeanM]

I studied for a month and 1/2ish (with a lot of procrastination), so 1 month of constant studying should be more than enough…. I take the test tomorrow. I feel a lot better about it than when I took FAR, although I don't know if this is a good thing or not .

FAR-87; AUD-89; BEC-85; BEC-84
DONE!

[Author]

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