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He only studied 10 days for FAR. 10 days!! After I set my new test date, he tells me that’s way too much time. He always asks how I’m doing and when I”m going to take it and that’s nice but please stop making me feel like its not okay to push for extra time. “I only took 10 days for FAR” “Well I’m different, I feel comfortable taking more time.” I told him. Mind you, he passed REG & BEC while an undergrad and also finished the rest on the first try. He’s just that type of person and that’s great for him. I’d love to be that smart. I’d love to spend 10 days and knock each test out like it was nothing. But not me, it takes me a lot of time to understand and commit to memory all these things I need to know for the test. I’ve already failed FAR twice and I’m really nervous that I wont pass. I’m scared and I want to take all the time I can. I’ll take the test on the last day (Dec 6th). Does anyone else get this? Is it weird that his comments make me feel bad for wanting more time?

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Seriously. How old is he? This guy is definitely trying to make up for SOMETHING ELSE by boasting about his exam passing skills.

I was at a bar a few months ago (not my choice of venue) and this 23 year old kid who was in town for some consulting training got separated from his friends and we started talking. He just passed his last exam. He made it a point to tell me his scores (high), that he passed on the first tries, etc. He was drunk so it was extra annoying. I was less drunk so I minded my manners but really wanted to comment on him being like, 8 inches shorter than me. Go brag elsewhere “shortie”

REG - 65, 70, 80!
BEC - 35, 62, 79!
AUD - 73, 75!
FAR - 65, 73, 70, 75! DONE.

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