[rlg5150]

For simulations, it says to select “No Entry Required” if (you guessed it) no entry is required. However, what if I only need 4 of 6 or 5 of 6 spaces for a journal entry? Should I have put “No Entry Required” in the leftover space and put a zero? I mean, an entry WAS required, just not one that need 6 freaking accounts.

FAR - 85
AUD - 86
BEC - 84
REG - 88

[leafs43]

I've ran into that before and I still don't know.

[Anonymous]

That's a good question. I always assumed that ‘No Entry Required' means there isn't one needed at all. Maybe you are over thinking it 😉

[silliepanda]

I think the “No Entry Required” refers to not posting one at all. Not for the specific line.

BEC - TOO MANY FAILS TO LIST! July 2015 I WILL GET IT!
AUD - AUG 2015- NEVER PASSED!
FAR - LOST CREDIT
REG - PASSED

[mmcgrad1]

I just left the extra cells blank. I believe “no entry required” means no entry at all.

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[Hitemup27]

Don't sweat it. I think they just put extra lines to confuse you or make you think you're missing extra items.

A - 93 - 10/25/2011
R - 92 - 1/17/2012
B - 91 - 5/31/2012
F - 93 - 10/1/2012
E - 90 - 11/17/2012

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[MyLifeisCPA]

RLG – I wouldn't worry. I think the “no Entry Required” means that there is no entry at all needed. If you only need 4 of the 5 spaces, you will just leave the others blank. I just completed the journal entries I knew how and left all the other spaces blank. Can't wait to hear about your passing FAR score!!!!

BEC-Passed
AUD-Passed
REG-Passed
FAR-Passed (I AM DONE!!! THANK U LORD!!!!)
Licensed Texas CPA - 10/2012

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