[mycpa]

I would like to take advantage of the 10 minutes period you are given to start the test. Thanks.

FAR: 77
AUD: 81
BEC: 82
REG: 78

[mrcpa]

You don't violate the rule and most people here have done this (including myself). Just be careful to not take too long before you start the exam, because if you don't hit start within a period of time it will shut off an you and you have to retake in another window.

Licensed - 2012

[littlenumberrobot]

As long as it is from your brain I see why not. Roger CPA review course tells us to.

CA CPA - All because of the journey listed below
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FAR - 53('10), 8/25/12 79 PASSED!
REG - 66('11), 69('12), 12/06/12 77 PASSED!!
BEC - 58('10), 74('12), 01/05/13 77 PASSED!!!
AUD - 43('11), 66('12), 69('13), 74('13) 7/29/13 85 PASSED!!!!!

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[Anonymous]

I wouldn't risk the 10 minute window just to write notes down. If you go over 10 minutes, then you can't take the exam at all. Click through the screens and get to the first testlet. If you need to write down notes, do so then. At this point you either know it or you don't.

I usually just write the time allocated per testlet and RTFQ.

[jenuno01]

Absolutely a good idea to write down key things during those 10 minutes, but don't go HAM on it though, write it down as fast as you can and start your test, it's not worth the risk. For FAR I wrote down many T-accounts that I knew, but feared that I would forget during the test due to stress, and they totaly came in handy! For all the other sections I wrote down a few nmeomonics and other key info.

Class of 2012

[Anonymous]

Jenuno01- That's a great idea for FAR! Do you have any suggestions about the best ones? I'm thinking allowance for doubtful accounts is a good one for sure.

[jenuno01]

Allowance one is a must, the consolidations (equity/ cost method for income and investment accounts) T-accounts are also a MUST. I think those were the only ones I wrote down, CARINBIG too.. all the other calculations I made sure to resolve via Journal Entries.

Class of 2012

[Anonymous]

Which t accounts do Yall write down?

[mycpa]

Thank you all for your advice.

FAR: 77
AUD: 81
BEC: 82
REG: 78

[Anonymous]

What should I write down for REG?

[Anonymous]

Heads up. I took a test yesterday. I was told that I was not allowed to write anything down on the paper before the exam started. Sounded like a new policy by the way she explained it. This was in CA.

[Anonymous]

AR=IR*CR*DR

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