[Mikey89]

Unfortunately, I had to reschedule BEC. However, this is caused BEC and REG to be scheduled within 3 weeks together. Therefore I have to study for both sections at the same time. Is there any way to do this without confusing the material. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Reg 4/18/12 78
Far 7/30/12 74, 74, 75
Bec 11/11/12 74, 78
Aud TBD 51, 71, XX

[Minimorty]

Bite the bullet and reschedule one of them. I would recommend just focusing on one at a time. If you don't work and can study 40+ hours a week, start studying for reg now and give yourself 3 weeks for BEC. I really wouldn't try to study for both at the same time.

[Minimorty]

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[Mikey89]

LOL, i just did reschedule, and you actually just helped me reschedule. However, because of the Black Out months and the 6 month NTS time constraint, I had to schedule them 20 days apart. I'm not really worried about REG. I was always good at tax and business law. But studying for 2 sections might be tough and I didn't know how I should go about studying.

Reg 4/18/12 78
Far 7/30/12 74, 74, 75
Bec 11/11/12 74, 78
Aud TBD 51, 71, XX

[Texas27]

I agree with Minimorty…. If you have time to study and do not work or have anything else to do then it is definitely possible to do this but you will probably want to take REG first since it is more material and give yourself 3 weeks for BEC. I studied for BEC for three weeks and then took it but I am in a class that forces me to do everything and I am not working yet. I felt prepared for it but I also put in a lot of time studying in just three weeks…hopefully I passed! You will want to just concentrate on one section at a time instead of trying to do two at once.

If you can't dedicate the time for it then I would reschedule one.

BEC - Feb 2012: 80
AUD - Feb 2012: 84
FAR - Apr 2012: 78
REG - May 2012: 90

Thanks Becker!

[Anonymous]

Easy, DON'T.

When the exam went computerized they increased the breadth to compensate for the perceived easing of the difficulty of the exam. Take advantage of the fact that you can now schedule 1 at a time and do so.

Think of it this way, if you don't reschedule and you fail one or both, what did pushing yourself get you? You now have two retakes to schedule and your time doubled.

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