titoav15 – I agree! My own calculator works wonders! Theirs, not so much.
As far as Sox and the specific titles, possibly? I've never taken BEC yet so I don't really know what to expect but in my mind, I don't see them getting that specific. I don't recall any practice questions that were the specific. I do think that first chapter in BEC is a big portion of the exam, thought. I don't think i'm going to get too concerned with the specifics of what is under each title.
A - 75
B - 78 God is good.
F - 77 Answered prayers.
R - 84! Done!!
Paperwork sent - waiting for license!!
Still on a cloud and in shock. Through God, all things will happen.
^ the exam's virtual calculator is pretty awesome though. it has a running tape so you can do multiple calculations and see all of them at the same time, my at home calculator can't do that. and it puts commas in when necessary, that's a huge plus, the numbers are so much easier to read with the commas.
How long does everyone think we should leave for the writing portion? I'm really worried about this section, it takes me awhile to write documents/memos.
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Is salvage value included when calculated payback period for investments? I can't find the questions right now…but I def recall one question which used it in the calculation and one question that did not…
@MissBing….I think 45 minutes should be more than enough time.
titoav15 – I hear you! Plus, after taking audit and memorizing CRIME, now it's CRIME HR, EROBA EAR AIM IS….I was getting so confused!!! For that chapter I actually think Becker made it more confusing then it needs to be…I like the ninja notes on that stuff!
A - 75
B - 78 God is good.
F - 77 Answered prayers.
R - 84! Done!!
Paperwork sent - waiting for license!!
Still on a cloud and in shock. Through God, all things will happen.
One more concern of mine… factoring calculation is a weakness of mine… what are the chances of getting a mathematical question on it? I get the theory… just mess up on the calc part. Can anyone simplify it for me?
BEC: 5/21/14 82! PASSED HALF WAY THERE!
FAR: 4/2/15 80! Almost there!
AUD: 69, 74, 4/3/14 81! PASSED
REG: TBD
Like when you factor receivables, meaning sell them up front to a company to get cash today. However you will get less cash than the receivable is worth because of risk of default and fees that are associated. I can't find a specific question, once I do, Ill post it (seen it a while back)
BEC: 5/21/14 82! PASSED HALF WAY THERE!
FAR: 4/2/15 80! Almost there!
AUD: 69, 74, 4/3/14 81! PASSED
REG: TBD
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