I felt that the Becker Final Exams were good for review. Really nail down the contribution revenue for NFP as far as what is restricted and when to recognize. That was definitely one of my weaker points and may have missed some easy points. Everyone's study style will be different but I would read a chapter a day and then do all the MCQ for that chapter. Sometimes things just clicked and I would not have to review it very heavily, (pension, leases, acquisitions, equity/cost methods) sometimes it didn't, (NFP, non-monetary exchanges, temp tax difference). I really feel I got out of the exams what I put into them and that was lots of hours, over 400 to be exact. However, for me it was to prove my worth as a future job candidate as I had a chip of my shoulder from graduating without one offer for some strange reason.
Back to the subject at hand, just go in confident don't spend too much time on questions you do not know. Mark them and come back to them at the end. I did this 4 to 5 times today and was able to figure out the answers just by taking a small break. Have a plan on how much time you want to spend on each section. Today I finished my first section in 25 minutes but it took me 1 hour to do the next. I planned on 45minutes a section so I knew I was fine. I don't know what else to say but the examples in Becker are very helpful except the exam likes to toss in some extra detail that may knock you off the path.
YOU CAN DO IT!
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