@Zieba – It's a combination of lottery drum, dart board and your credit score! Here is what scores REALLY MEAN…
1. A score of 69 or less says “We think you might still be a threat to the public.”
2. A score of 70 says “You didn't learn what you really needed to learn to pass the exam, which is basically how to read our minds.”
3. A score of 71 says “There is still money left in your savings account.”
4. A score of 72 says “We see that your credit cards aren't over the limit yet.”
5. A score of 73 says “At this point, we view you as nothing more than a revenue stream.”
6. A score of 74 says “Here's a slap in the face for all of your hard work and dedication. See #2-5 for further details.”
7. A score of 75 or above says “You are no longer a threat to the public, your bank accounts are empty, you now have the credit of a 9 year old, and the new wing on our building is complete.”
Chins up everyone! I know all about a score below 75, I've got 18 of them and 6 above 75 (yes, I passed FAR and BEC twice) and I can say that NONE OF YOU FAILED! You just found out how to not pass the CPA exam. Guess what? So did 50% of the people who took it. If you want to be in the 50% that pass next time then it's time to get MAD and get REVENGE!!! Don't let this exam take you to a dark place. It's sad and painful there. I know. I was there for too long. Don't let it steal your life. It's a bully. Find your feet and your voice and stand up and say NO MORE. Punch it in the gut and take back your life.
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