Jeff and friends,
If you look at the published pass rates, it becomes obvious that the AICPA is controlling the percentages of passing and failing. Meaning there is a GUARANTEED fail rate.
Terrible feeling right. No matter how hard everyone studies or how many questions you actually get right, the AICPA has a set percentage that will be FORCED to fail. How is that fair? More importantly, and I have always wondered about this, is WHY?
Why do they need to make a predetermined percentage fail? What if everyone in the window actually earned a 90%?
Does anyone think I’m wrong in my facts? Look up the pass/fail rates over time. I submit to you that it is statistically impossible to have such consistent pass/fail rates over time without manipulating the scoring.
We must keep moving, studying and testing but at the same time we do not have to agree with the unfairness of the process.
Jeff, have you ever uncovered a reason for this?
BEC:84,exp'd. retest 2/28/2013 (74)
AUD:88
FAR:77
REG:2013
WE HAVE NOT FAILED UNTIL WE QUIT