@gian I got like an 85 on the Becker practice exam.
@NJPRU I think the only thing that may have saved me is that I think I did ok on the sims. I kind of had the same thing…I also gave up on the CPA Exam and then applied for graduate school to become a teacher because I thought I hated accounting. Then I realized I had convinced myself I couldnt pass the CPA Exam so I was running away from accounting. And now here I am! Another reason why I'm doing this again is because I have a sexist a$$hole of a coworker who treats me like I'm stupid because I'm young and a female, therefore passing this exam will be a great thing to rub in his face. Anyways, there's no point in stressing about it now since scores dont come out for a couple weeks. Either way, I'm still sitting for BEC on July 11th and if I fail FAR, I'll buy the Becker Final Review and continue to study for FAR during June too. I refuse to lose credit for REG on August 28th!
Amanda, your experience sounds just like my first attempt at audit. The MCQ's were ALL over the place, and so specific and so confusing. When I got home and looked in my becker book I could not find half of what they were talking about….I ended up scoring higher on all sections of the MCQ that day and the SIMS are what brought me down. So, you never really know. I am sure you did fine! Try to relax!
AUD - 73,91
FAR - 79 - Thank you God!
BEC - 73,79!!!!
REG - 92 whatttt??!
I used Becker review + flashcards, Ninja Audio, Ninja MCQ supplement on BEC and REG.
amanda_1988, with a score of 85 on Beckers two final exams, I really doubt you failed this exam. As a matter offact, you will be the first person out of 90 individuals who passed beckers finals and failed the real exam. I know you wont break the tradition.
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