[FlyguyFocus]

So, after 7 years of “not really” studying, I finally made the decision that this was something I really wanted. I didn’t just want it for me, I wanted it for my family and my new son, born just a few months ago.

My approach: studied since mid March for 10-15 hours and took BEC on May 28. I just found out I got a 67.

The positives:

– this was the first time I really studied. I woke up early, studied at lunch and took whatever free time I did have to study.

– my family was incredible in both supporting me and helping me find the time to study.

– unlike previous times, I am not letting this time set me back. As soon as I found out, I went and studied for an hour before work.

My questions:

– now what? I used Roger CPA and supplemented with ninja MCQ. I had an average of 67% but trended at 77%.

– should I rewatch all the lectures? Should I buy more materials?

I want to take the test again near mid to end July.

Please help with suggestions as I am willing to do what it takes to beat this test.

BEC - 67, Mid-July retake
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[Vern -No what I mean]

@mla – people like you are proof that the CPA exam can be passed while still busy with life.

When do girl scout cookies go on sale? I'm now craving cookies!!

AUD - 90
FAR - 71, 76
REG - 75
BEC - 76 (bubble sucks)

Becker + Ninja MCQ's

[FlyguyFocus]

thanks mla. very inspiring.

back at it for a retake in July!!

BEC - 67, Mid-July retake
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