[Anonymous]

I took FAR in the beginning of April. I studied like crazy for it. I left no stone unturned. The test ended up being difficult, but I managed to get through it. However, I cannot say for sure if I passed or not. I will not get results until June.

After I took FAR, I went ahead and started studying for AUD. I’m also studying like crazy for it. I’m scheduled to take it next Saturday, May 28th. I’m a bit worried. I’m studying so hard, but the questions are so difficult and tricky that there’s a chance that my insane amount of studying will not pay off.

So, after May 28th, I will have taken FAR and AUD and will not get scores until the end of June. I’ve been debating on what I should do after May 28th. Should I buy the REG materials and start studying for that? I was planning on doing so, but what if I don’t pass FAR and/or AUD? It will screw up everything because I’ll be in the middle of studying REG when I find out I fail. I could take the month of June off, but what if I pass FAR and AUD? Then I would’ve wasted 1 month of the 18-month period waiting for my scores thinking I failed when I could’ve used that 1 month to prepare for REG.

What should I do? After I take AUD next weekend, is it recommended that I just continue studying for REG without knowing my FAR or AUD scores? What do you guys recommended?

[nturner508]

I signed up to take all my exams from May 25th through October (one in this window, 2 in the middle, and one on the end). I'm finishing up grad school so I think I can handle it before I start work. I would say to keep continuing on with each exam. I'm going to spend time at the end (since I will have 11-12 months) retaking any/all that I fail. I feel like Reg on the 25th won't go well but I can take a break from it and put 100% effort back into it again. I'm also really hoping I pass them all and don't have to worry!! 🙂

I would possibly begin studying reg and then decide what to take after you get your scores back. It may be brain crunch but you will still learn a lot and be better set up when you start again.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, I'll probably continue on and study REG. No sense in stopping now.

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