[letsfixthis]

Just kicking myself about this – without getting too specific, on one of the SIMS my opinion was that no journal entry was required (for one of the parts). I stupidly left it blank instead of putting “no journal entry required”, which I only realized after I had just closed out the test. I do feel I did everything else in that particular tab correctly. Someone please tell me that a) the grader might realize what I meant there or b) it’s HIGHLY unlikely that mistake could mean the difference between a 74 and a 75. UGH, I’m SO mad at myself.

BEC: 87 (7/13/11)
FAR: 86 (8/31/11)
AUD: 99 (10/6/11)
REG: 88 (11/30/11)
Ethics: 100
(Illinois)

Used Becker for all four parts. Supplemented it with Wiley Test Bank for FAR and REG (HIGHLY recommended) and NINJA notes.

[Minimorty]

I'm not sure human graders even look through FAR unless you are borderline. So I would not count on getting those points since you did not put the correct answer in the box. Not to kick you while you are down, but in theory, that could not you down from a 75 to a 74. That being said, the odds of that happening have to be pretty small. You would have to be just absolutely on the borderline of passing and failing. The fact that you knew enough about what you were even doing to catch a small mistake like that bodes well for your overall score. I bet you did fine. Good luck!

[Peanut]

@letsfixthis still waiting for your venting message on FB lol

AUD 81 (X4) Previous scores 59, 72, 72
REG 80 (X3) Previous scores 59, 60
FAR 75 (X2) Previous score 67
BEC 79 (X2) Previous score 58

[Author]

Replies