Mine was showing March availability too. I was contemplating rescheduling my April to March and winging it, just to see what happened for the off chance that I would pass, but while I was thinking about it the dates disappeared.
Actually it's available again now, haha. Any thoughts on doing a “wing it” for BEC? I just started studying Monday, but if I don't pass it in April I don't get promoted so I'm borderline thinking a Q1 attempt might be worth it.
@MCLKT I hope you see a 75 or better on March 8/11th!!!! You worked your tail off and I bet you will surprise yourself! 🙂
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I realize this is all my decision and whatever I'm comfortable with, but any thoughts on doing a “wing it” for BEC? I just started studying Monday, but if I don't pass it in April (currently scheduled 4/19) I don't get promoted so I'm borderline thinking a Q1 attempt might be worth it just in case I manage to pass somehow.
Any thoughts? Is it totally crazy to even consider this?
k9 – I passed BEC with about 12-15 hours of direct study time, although I had studied AUD extensively in the previous window – i did it on a whim.
The professional responsibilities section of AUD is incredibly helpful for BEC, and to a slightly lesser degree I think REG would be too.
If you can study the basics of MGRL ACCT and look at the entire exam from a high level, you have a CHANCE. Zoom in slowly to pick up the harder points. I.T. is a little more in depth and less specialized than AUD, but there is repetition. I didn't use a test bank ir NINJA for BEC – I used he relatively thin Wiley Book and gave myself an hour or two with each Module.
Besides the exam fee, what is the disadvantage of taking exam on Mar 8 and failing. I want to know if having failing score looks bad on your score report. Would my employer ever find out I repeated an exam section.
how do you tell your employer that you passed all your section? I am assuming, I take print copy of score report? but wouldn't that show, I repeated a section? or is it like college, when you repeat a course, it removes your previous score.
I don't know what you get when you're officially done since I still have one to go, but I assume you get a score report like you do after each exam that shows credit for all 4 and some sort of “congratulations you passed” letter.
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