[June.K]

Last time I got 70 on FAR so I studied so hard and I actually thought I could pass this time.
Just figured I got 71. Studied all this time only to get 1 more score.

Feel like I am at dead end and there is a huge barrier. Is there some reason for “another 71”?
I don’t know what I have to do now.

I am desperate and need your advice.

[yy612]

are you familiar with most of the journal entries? if not, i encourage you to write them out over and over again. if you dont like writing, you can instead type using excel, which is what i did. it should help you especially with sims. good luck!!

REG - PASSED(75)
FAR - PASSED(85)
AUD - PASSED(83)
BEC - PASSED(82)

[H.Bonaventure]

Hi June.K, I am not sure what your study methods are but for me I only used Ninja MCQ on my first try and got a 74. On the second try I used Ninja MCQ and took notes on problem areas and kept rereading them and scored an 80. I also did question sets with new questions each time to avoid simply memorizing answers which I felt I did the first time studying. And of course know your journal entries as this is always so important on the simulations. Good luck and don't give up.

[June.K]

I thought I was doing good on Sims this time but I was wrong. Was weaker again.
Will focus more on journal entries for my next try. Still so discouraged but will get over it soon.
Thanks, y612 and H.Bonaventure.

[Finally_a_CPA]

June.K: I agree with everyone else. Focus on the Journal entries. Also, focus on the areas where you were weaker. The last few days, I usually study the highest tested sections (leases, non-prof, govt, bonds).
I don't really think there's a way of really preparing for the sims. I honestly thought I didn't do particularly great on the sims but apparently I performed'stronger' than everyone else on the sims.

Good luck to you. I think FAR is just such a brutal section since there is so much information but you can do it!

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