[Anonymous]

So I take BEC tomorrow. Have been studying with Wiley/Yaeger 2010, Wiley 2011 online test bank AND jeffs notes (wow, didn’t realize I had that much until listing it all off). Feel way more prepared than the 1st time I took the exam. Anyways, I haven’t looked at the writing examples hardly at all. Think its pointless to go through and do those today? I mean, I highly doubt they are the same topics as on the exam. Anyone have any last minute advice on what they felt they wished they spent more time on?

[Anonymous]

Opps and 2011 bisk ha

[ks99]

Hmm…I took BEC yesterday.

I only looked at the format for the written answers. If it is highly organized and spelling and grammar are correct I say you are good. Definitely read through it after you write it, as I found a few typos by doing this. I was missing a few letters here and there. There must definitely be an intro, body, and conclusion, even if each is only a few lines. My answers mirrored the examples I read from my Becker software.

You should do fine, especially since you took it already. You already know what to expect.

[ks99]

Overall I didnt wish I spent more time on anything. The percentages on each topic that is broken down was pretty much right on. None of the questions seemed very confusing either.

[Anonymous]

Yea, I was thinking that wasn't something I could really prepare for besides knowing the format they are looking for. I've done a ton of preparing for this one compared to last year. Last year I didn't even know how to do present values, let alone the majority of the calculations…so hopefully can pass this time! Thanks for the input.

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