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The CPA exams have been really difficult for me. It seems like I have to study so much more than the average person and even then, I struggle to pass. It took me 1 year of studying and 3 attempts to pass FAR. Luckily I passed BEC on my first try after 10 weeks of studying. I have attempted REG twice and I failed. I have attempted AUD once and I failed. I usually budget 12 weeks for each exam because I am only able to study for a maximum of 3 hours each week night and 8-12 hours each day of the weekend.
I planned on retaking AUD at the end of August. I am trying to plan all of my tests around the scoring cutoffs so that I have minimal wait time for score releases. If I pass AUD then I will retake REG at the end of November (if I fail, I will jump right back into AUD before taking REG). That would give me December-mid February for a third retake if I needed to. If I don’t pass them all by Valentine’s day, I will lose FAR. I’m panicking at the thought of losing FAR. I don’t want to rush to take my exams and then fail and end up losing FAR. I figure that I have 3 attempts total for 2 exams. I’m so worried that I may need to take a 4th retake, but I don’t know how I could do that since I hate jumping back and forth between tests.
Does anyone have advice for utilizing my 7 months wisely? Should I continue my plan of trying to study for as long as possible?
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