[kobebryant168]

I m panic now

I ve prepared FAR for more than 2.5 months, I m working full time, working 10 hrs a day becoz of tax season

I constantly reviewed the chapters I had previously reviewed

I opened my Wiley Test bank today, 180 questions cumulative chapters, I hardly remember anything!

The IFRS rules, US GAAP

o my, am I actually ready?

Anyone has advice?

[MIA2CPA]

It gets to a point where over-studying can be counter-productive. I spent 6 weeks studying for BEC and felt that I “peaked” between week 4 and 5. I'm going to schedule my next exam based on when I'm ready rather than as a deadline.

BEC - 84
AUD - 83
FAR - 82
REG - 81

I'm DONE! CERTIFIED PARTY ANIMAL!

[ROACH]

lol damn. you got a week… do work son.

BEC: 66 | 69 | 7/23/2013
AUD: 8/28/2013
REG:
FAR:

[misanthrope87]

Review and do MCQs like crazy!!! You can do without sleep for a week…^^

B 2/12 87
A 11/11 90
R 8/11 86
F 5/12 88

[Sapper]

I had similar thoughts before I took FAR, but once I started going back through examples I was able to remember. Just go through and identify areas you are struggling to remember and re-study. It should really come back to you quicker this time around.

FAR - Feb 2012 - 86
BEC - Apr 2012 - 85
AUD - Apr 2012 - 89
REG - May 2012 - 78
Review: CPAexcel + university review class + NinjaNotes (AUD&REG)

[kobebryant168]

Thanks guys

What other better way to make sure you remember all 10 chapters of formula?

[Anonymous]

For me, it's all about repetition by writing and practicing MC. I'm taking FAR tomorrow and after 9 weeks of studying, I have about 4 notebooks full of notes/formulas/useful information. I would constantly review/add anything I felt was important. Then I would condense the information into smaller notes with only the useful/relevant information.

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