[Anonymous]

is it doable to pass Audit with 6 weeks of studying, review notes, and do MCQ’s? I have a full time job, but, I plan to put in 4 hrs of studying time each night during weeknights and full day of studying on weekends. I plan on taking the exam before the labor day weekend. Input is much appreciated!

[Anonymous]

Absolutely! AUD doesn't have as much information as FAR and REG. AUD can be passed with 80-90 hours of quality studying. You would have to take it by August 31st because September is a black out month.

[impska]

You bet. Keep yourself on schedule and you'll be fine. If you have PTO available, consider booking a day or two off before your exam to give yourself some extra time to pull it all together and do last minute studying.

REG - 94
BEC - 92
FAR - 92
AUD - 99

[Tux]

It depends on your existing level of knowledge.

I did Audit in 2.5 months studying full time and I still didn't feel ready.

Thank the Lord, I passed, but only barely with a 75.

It all depends how you study and what's your starting point with knowledge.

I watched all videos, took a lot of notes, and worked MCQ's from Becker and Wiley.

Started with zero knowledge about auditing. (didn't learn a thing in my distance learning audit course)

FAR - 86 - 2/27/14
AUD - 75 - 5/29/14
BEC - 80 - 8/31/14
REG - 89 - 2/27/15
Praise Jesus! I'm done!!

Study resources:
Becker
Wiley test bank

[Anonymous]

thanks for all your input @CPAMommyof3 @impska @Tux

I have very little knowledge of Audit, but my goal is to finish all notes and i plan to do tons of MCQ's before the end of August.

Good luck to us!!!

[Anonymous]

I passed AUD after studying for two weeks while billing 50 hours a week. A few hours each night and a several hours on the weekends.

It's not too bad. There really isn't much material to study.

Also- I don't do audits for a living.

[yatto]

I am planning to study for 10 days straight starting tomorrow for AUD and hopefully pass it… Used up all my vacation days for this : (

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