[Icannotgiveup]

I’m studying FAR and its been really weird. I started off looking at basic concepts and next thing I know I’m studying not-for-profit. I’ve always been like this, it seemed to have helped with audit.

Should I try focusing on one thing at a time? Or is this normal? Just curious..

Thanks!

A - 2/2/15 - 76: PASSED
B - 7/20/15 - 74, 73
R - 7/24/15 - patiently waiting for 8/25 score release
F - sometime in October

[jonm857]

I skipped around on my first three, simply because I had paid for the other tests already and felt it would've been a waste of money to just not study for those parts. Most people will recommend sticking to one exam, but if you go all out for each section, I'd think you'd be alright.

B - 81
A - 87
R - 73
F - July 5th

[Icannotgiveup]

@jonm857 Going all out really helps! I tend to lose interest or get tired of doing calculations then go to a theory chapter for a break lol

A - 2/2/15 - 76: PASSED
B - 7/20/15 - 74, 73
R - 7/24/15 - patiently waiting for 8/25 score release
F - sometime in October

[y_u_no_pass]

I skipped around too. Although it was usually because I was running out of time and felt I would be better off if I moved to harder areas. Sometimes I would skip if I was getting bored with a topic or if I thought I wasn't learning it.

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[Anonymous]

I do the same when I get bored or feel I need to study a topic I am weak on.

[s2sylvir]

Same, I save the boring topics for last. XD Sometimes I skip sections and never go back to it… Uuuh >.>

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