[Trevor]

Hey all your input will be greatly appreciated!

A little background… I have taken two tests and studied two very different ways (AUD and BEC) I have passed AUD (did quite a bit of reading of the wiley book after listening to ALL the lectures) and I have taken BEC twice (still waitin on one score). For BEC I would listen to the lecture and not take notes, but instead highlight in the book and then come back to each module after the lectures and take notes and do some MCQ’s.

So I am looking for some studying advice… My thought is to stick with what got me a passing grade for AUD with FAR. So I plan on watching the lectures while taking detailed notes. Then about 5 days before the test be done with all the videos and rewrite my notes. Then do all the minimum questions assigned, then follow up on those modules that I did poorly on. My test is on August 31st, and I have finished module 7. Is this a strategy you guys would use? Please share what you are doing/did. Thanks and Good Luck!

BEC: 73,81(7/6/2010); AUD: 75(5/24/2010); FAR: 76(8/31/2010); REG: 77 (10/18/2010) - DONE!!!!

[Anonymous]

I took FAR a week ago, used Yaeger for that, and I have always done the mcq's for that chapter/module after listening to the lecture. I have to apply the concepts learnt in the lecture immediately in order to reinforce the learning. I also used to do the mcq's they went over in the lecture once again on my own after the lecture. I think for FAR, because of the volume of the material, it might get very intimidating to all the mcq's at once.

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