[yy612]

I want to know how you did it, and what was your feeling and expectation before & after the test?

REG - PASSED(75)
FAR - PASSED(85)
AUD - PASSED(83)
BEC - PASSED(82)

[monikernc]

@sitting_biker impressive and your experience is so typical. when i got my 93 on AUD i felt the same way…totally expected to fail. i hated studying for BEC the most and lost all respect for that exam by the time i sat for it – i don't know how i would have picked myself up had it required a retake.

CONGRATS!! what's next?

FAR 7/25/15 76!
AUD 10/30/15 93
BEC 2/27/16 82
REG 5/23/16 88!
Ninja Book and MCQ and the forum - all the way!!!
and a little thing i like to call, time and effort!
if you want things to change, you have to do something different

[Jodie]

It's better off overstudy than understudy – unless you have a crystal ball to foresee the amount of study will guarantee you a score of exactly 75. Isn't it better to overstudy once and score high, than have to study many times when you get a 74?

[CPAHOPE]

I agree with JODIE. People who have passed the exam on their first try mastered both effectiveness n efficiency. People who are struggling like me should overstudy and emphasize effectiveness over efficiency.

[Skynet]

All the people who scored 90+ on FAR needs to work for SpaceX or NASA and become Rocket Scientists. You guys are too smart to be CPA's. 😀

[CPAHOPE]

Hey skynet,
May i become a rocket scientist with my beautiful scores?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Why not right?

[Skynet]

@CPAHOPE- If you read “The Little Engine That Could” everyday, say your prayers to Peter Olinto, and take your daily dose of CPA review vitamins, then Yes, you can become a Rocket Scientist. 😂

[CPAHOPE]

Lol!! Im pretty sure Peter Olinto is a cool guy but im with WILEY all the way although they have failed me miserably or more like other way around? I will pray to RAY Whittington instead, a master mind who wrote the CPA books beautifully none like other authors although unfortunately he doesnt write the books anymore.

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