[ganudorm]

And the reason that their answer was incorrect – then review them with the section during pre-test review? I don’t know if it creates that much extra value or not.

[Zaq]

Yup.

FAR: 50, 76!
REG: 74... (ouch baby, very ouch), 76!
AUD: 65, 91!?
BEC: 80! Aaaand doneskies!

May 2012 to August 2013. Can't believe it's over.

[Anonymous]

I do write my incorrect ones down along with the reason why incorrect…but i just didn't know what to do with it afterward…now I'm going to do as you suggest and review it now that I'm in review mode. 🙂 Thanks!

[ganudorm]

Not sure if it creates a lot of extra value. I did it for one test (REG) and I failed that section on my first try (was the only one I failed on first try).

Skeptical about doing it again

[smp73]

Oh I did it. For my last go-round with REG. While doing MC any question I got wrong I wrote down a one liner about what made it right since I did not know what made it right. Once I got through all the MC I went back and re-wrote out those fact nuggets/one liners. It absolutely made things stick in my head. I think it absolutely helped me pass REG.

NYS CPA License # 113563
CIA: Done as of 2/15/14

Training for a half marathon post studying!

[mypetmeatball]

I don't really do it until final review, but mostly because I'm lazy.

[Anonymous]

I use Microsoft's OneNote and take not of everything single problem I get wrong. Then after I complete a section (is: F3) I will go back and reread all of my notes. Helps a ton!

[silliepanda]

I do make notes on which ones I either – got wrong or – ones I felt shaky on but got right.

BEC - TOO MANY FAILS TO LIST! July 2015 I WILL GET IT!
AUD - AUG 2015- NEVER PASSED!
FAR - LOST CREDIT
REG - PASSED

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