[jeff]

Q3 Score Release Timeline: https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-scores-results-release

Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

[Anonymous]

@islandsoulchild – Is the cost acct pretty basic, or is it real tricky like in the homeworks?

[SteelTerp]

It would really suck if the NASBA scores didn't come out until tomorrow?

AUD - Passed
BEC - Passed
FAR - Passed
REG - Credit expired, Retake (08/02/2014)

[HeartsMimiCPA]

I totally agree @CPAin14. Auditing makes sense to me. Cost has never clicked for me, I managed a B in the actual course only because i could cram the formulas for each test. Now that i have to know everything at once…i'm doomed.

AUD - 65, 89!
REG - 70, 89!
FAR - 78!
BEC - 77!

Finally!
Experience 06/30/15
Ethics-Done

VA Licensed 09/15/15

[vikavin]

@CPAjunky, also make sure you know COSO very good

AUD-75 YAY!!!!
REG-81
FAR- 73; 76-Feb.2014( Praise God!!!!!!!)
BEC- 73,65,78 and I am DONE!!!!!

[missjones513]

@theflea33 They put the date up when they put the score up

REG - 5/29/12 (64), 10/1/12 (74), 5/20/13 (75, expires 12/31/14)
FAR - 8/14/12 (64), 8/5/14 (75)
BEC - 11/19/12 (70), 2/25/13 (72), 11/21/13 (73), 1/21/14 (73), 8/30/14 (72), 11/24/14 (75)
AUD - 4/22/13 (65), 10/12/13 (79)

I'm done!!!

Ethics - Pass

[Anonymous]

Thanks!

[MC Guesser]

@CPAJunky Definetely look at this thread (https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-forum/topic/bec-written-communication-2) for how to approach writing portion of the exam Jeff does a really good job outlining it. I also started studying for BEC yesterday to take next Wednesday and I found doing about 200 MCQ before even starting can show you which areas you “know” pretty well already and could focus less on. That could be a real time saver when trying to cram into a week

FAR: 7/1/14 (85)
REG: 7/28/14 (88)
AUD: 8/22/14 (84)
BEC: 8/28/14 (83)

CPAExcel, WileyTB, Ninja Notes and Blitz

[acctaks]

So, if I failed do I have to pay the full fee again or can I just pay the testing center fee to retake the exam before the NTS expires?

F-Pass
A-Pass
R-Pass
B-Pass

I'm a CPA!

[Anonymous]

@MC Guesser – You take a 200 problem progress test?

[Anonymous]

@wmotley524 It is a tiered rescheduling fee. Up to 5 days before, I can reschedule for $35, up to 1 day before I can reschedule for like $66, after that, the entire fee is forfeited.

I emailed my specific states NASBA representative to ask him, but I think I am going to wait until about 2 days before the exam, and if they still don't have it, pay the $66 and reschedule it.

Worst part, however, is I already have REG in October and AUD in November so I'd wind up taking it at the beginning of January, despite already being all studied for it now.

[vtdmw]

@tigerwoods

You never know with these exams…I feel like it just depends on what questions you get the day of.

I also blame it on the fact that my exam started at 4, and I am a better test taker in the morning.

[vikavin]

@CPAjunky from all of the sections of the BEC i would recommend to make sure that you know ALL of the Formulas and COSO

AUD-75 YAY!!!!
REG-81
FAR- 73; 76-Feb.2014( Praise God!!!!!!!)
BEC- 73,65,78 and I am DONE!!!!!

[vikavin]

@acctaks You will have to reapply to take that section again and pay a full cost for it

AUD-75 YAY!!!!
REG-81
FAR- 73; 76-Feb.2014( Praise God!!!!!!!)
BEC- 73,65,78 and I am DONE!!!!!

[GoVPI]

Any problem is a review software is far more complicated than the actual exam. In Becker they would use ridiuclous numbers like 1,450,684.

On the exam the numbers are like 1,000 or 2,000.

BEC 8/14/14 - Passed
Graduated from college 12/13/14
AUD 8/31/15 - 74. Retake - Passed
REG
FAR

[MC Guesser]

@CPAJunky i used Ninjanotes MCQ (comparable to WTB) which has a little over 1000 MCQ problems so I did 300 and saw that I needed to focus a little bit more on AIS while only skimming corporate governance etc. Its definitely a good starting point when trying to budget limited times

FAR: 7/1/14 (85)
REG: 7/28/14 (88)
AUD: 8/22/14 (84)
BEC: 8/28/14 (83)

CPAExcel, WileyTB, Ninja Notes and Blitz

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