[Ralphie Dos Nachos]

Did you guys actually memorize all these BEC formulas?

[PDiddy2000]

I'm using Wiley and my strategy has been to only memorize those that Wiley tells me to memorize. I feel relatively confident doing this because Wiley seems to give you too much information in their study course but I appreciate their thoroughness. Plus my philosophy is better to know it and not need it then to need it and not know it. It's only short term memorization to pass the exam. Once I pass, I'm going to calculate the “Tequila shots turnover ratio.” That formula = Net Tequila shots divided by average time sitting up straight. Cheers!

[Biff Tannen]

Flashcards are the way to go.

[jenpen]

There is a really great list of formulas posted in the forum that you can search for. I printed it out and carried it around with me. I added a few to it as they came up in MCQs. I would use it any time I answered an MCQ so that I could properly calculate the answers. That is what helped me get an understanding. Also the SAD PURE DADS DADS for variances…this one was a lifesaver.

AUD - 56 - 68 - 61 - 9/8/16
REG - 75
FAR - 7/15/16
BEC - TBD

Wiley CPAexcel and NINJA 10 Point Combo

[jacobzion5]

There are a ton of formulas, but most of them are pretty simple and have been drilled into your brain in college. Just make flashcards for the ones you struggle with and run through them a few times right before your exam and then jot them down on your worksheet right when you start the exam.

@PDiddy2000 I love that formula lol

[Vyhunter]

Thanks for the info!

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