[Mike F.]

I failed FAR on 2/29 with a 72 after studying for three weeks or approx. 60 hours. I was prepared to be ok with failing (even expected to fail), but when I received my score, it was tough to swallow….being so close. I took it again on 4/19 and got the good news last night, 75.

For some reason, that 75 felt better than I imagine a higher score would feel. After receiving the 72, I was thinking “damn, one more question guessed right and I might have passed, they got me. After earning the 75, I’m feeling like I guessed right!:) and I got “them.”

Crazy, I know…..but that’s how I’m feeling.

AUD- 80
BEC- 70, 74, 80
FAR- 72,75
REG- 73,79 boooya!

[wickedrentlover]

Congratulations! My signature says 89 for REG and AUD, but honestly I still would have done my happy dance for a 75! That just meant I studied too much, haha.

Just remember: What's the difference between a CPA who scored a 300 on their exam and a CPA who scored 396?

Absolutely nothing. 🙂

Congrats again!

REG (2/24/12) - 89
AUD (4/5/12) - 89
FAR (5/31/12) - 91
BEC (7/7/12) - 84

[mla1169]

You are right. I am more proud of my two 75's than I am of my 84. Means I hit those just right!

FAR- 77
AUD -49, 71, 84
REG -56,75!
BEC -75

Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

[Mitzie7]

I know how you feel Mike F. My first exam was AUD and I got a 74, I felt like the biggest loser on the planet. My second test was FAR and I got a 75. I felt like a genius! It is amazing what a difference one little point can make. Congrats on your 75!

AUD 74, 83
FAR 75
REG 71, 71, 70, 86!!!!!! 🙂
BEC 85

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