REG Study Group July August 2013 - Page 49

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  • July 5, 2013 at 11:40 pm #439337
    Heidi-O
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    @silliepanda Allergic Pink Eye? Does that mean its not contagious? So I guess you can take this exam with one eye closed? (Let's not go for the “one arm behind the back” too concept). I'm surprised that you are anxious AND need coffee!! You beat this test before, you can beat it again!!

    FAR Aug 2012 79
    AUD Oct 2012 84
    REG Aug 2013 87
    BEC Jan 2013 80

    July 5, 2013 at 11:40 pm #439482
    Heidi-O
    Member

    @silliepanda Allergic Pink Eye? Does that mean its not contagious? So I guess you can take this exam with one eye closed? (Let's not go for the “one arm behind the back” too concept). I'm surprised that you are anxious AND need coffee!! You beat this test before, you can beat it again!!

    FAR Aug 2012 79
    AUD Oct 2012 84
    REG Aug 2013 87
    BEC Jan 2013 80

    July 6, 2013 at 1:28 am #439339
    icanhazcpa
    Member

    I have a quick question. I've updated my rates and phase-out numbers per the Becker website. But the Becker questions are still using the old rates. What rates will the test use do you think? For example, the second question has to do with medical expenses, so I did my calculation with the 10% while the solution used 7.5%. There was no percentage given. Now this one I could have figured out because using the 10% the answer wasn't an option. But on the test I was just wondering if there's a situation like that on the exam if they would give you the rate to use. I find it frustrating that I'm having to remember the rates for multiple years to correctly answer the Becker MCQs.

    BEC - 83
    FAR - 83
    REG - 74, 78
    AUD - 76

    Becker Self Study

    July 6, 2013 at 1:28 am #439484
    icanhazcpa
    Member

    I have a quick question. I've updated my rates and phase-out numbers per the Becker website. But the Becker questions are still using the old rates. What rates will the test use do you think? For example, the second question has to do with medical expenses, so I did my calculation with the 10% while the solution used 7.5%. There was no percentage given. Now this one I could have figured out because using the 10% the answer wasn't an option. But on the test I was just wondering if there's a situation like that on the exam if they would give you the rate to use. I find it frustrating that I'm having to remember the rates for multiple years to correctly answer the Becker MCQs.

    BEC - 83
    FAR - 83
    REG - 74, 78
    AUD - 76

    Becker Self Study

    July 6, 2013 at 3:03 am #439341
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hey everyone, not sure if this is an appropriate question so if it isn't let me know and I will delete. But is there any chance of getting a TBS on Law? Or is it pretty much standard that the TBS that isn't research will always be on Tax?

    Then the 20% of law will come from the MCQ. Right? Just wondering if I should be practising more TBS for Law or if I should be focusing the majority of my time on the Tax aspects since it is more heavily tested.

    Thanks guys! 🙂

    July 6, 2013 at 3:03 am #439343
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hey everyone, not sure if this is an appropriate question so if it isn't let me know and I will delete. But is there any chance of getting a TBS on Law? Or is it pretty much standard that the TBS that isn't research will always be on Tax?

    Then the 20% of law will come from the MCQ. Right? Just wondering if I should be practising more TBS for Law or if I should be focusing the majority of my time on the Tax aspects since it is more heavily tested.

    Thanks guys! 🙂

    July 6, 2013 at 3:03 am #439345
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hey everyone, not sure if this is an appropriate question so if it isn't let me know and I will delete. But is there any chance of getting a TBS on Law? Or is it pretty much standard that the TBS that isn't research will always be on Tax?

    Then the 20% of law will come from the MCQ. Right? Just wondering if I should be practising more TBS for Law or if I should be focusing the majority of my time on the Tax aspects since it is more heavily tested.

    Thanks guys! 🙂

    July 6, 2013 at 3:03 am #439489
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hey everyone, not sure if this is an appropriate question so if it isn't let me know and I will delete. But is there any chance of getting a TBS on Law? Or is it pretty much standard that the TBS that isn't research will always be on Tax?

    Then the 20% of law will come from the MCQ. Right? Just wondering if I should be practising more TBS for Law or if I should be focusing the majority of my time on the Tax aspects since it is more heavily tested.

    Thanks guys! 🙂

    July 6, 2013 at 3:03 am #439488
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hey everyone, not sure if this is an appropriate question so if it isn't let me know and I will delete. But is there any chance of getting a TBS on Law? Or is it pretty much standard that the TBS that isn't research will always be on Tax?

    Then the 20% of law will come from the MCQ. Right? Just wondering if I should be practising more TBS for Law or if I should be focusing the majority of my time on the Tax aspects since it is more heavily tested.

    Thanks guys! 🙂

    July 6, 2013 at 3:03 am #439486
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hey everyone, not sure if this is an appropriate question so if it isn't let me know and I will delete. But is there any chance of getting a TBS on Law? Or is it pretty much standard that the TBS that isn't research will always be on Tax?

    Then the 20% of law will come from the MCQ. Right? Just wondering if I should be practising more TBS for Law or if I should be focusing the majority of my time on the Tax aspects since it is more heavily tested.

    Thanks guys! 🙂

    July 6, 2013 at 3:05 am #439347
    icanhazcpa
    Member

    I take back my previous question, I got to that one and freaked out, but then I went on to do better than I think I've ever done on a first run-through of homework so I'm feeling pretty good tonight! Good luck to everyone on their studying this weekend! I'm sure I'll check back in tomorrow freaking out about something else. @CPAforeigner I haven't gotten to the law stuff or I'd try to help I'm sorry!

    BEC - 83
    FAR - 83
    REG - 74, 78
    AUD - 76

    Becker Self Study

    July 6, 2013 at 3:05 am #439491
    icanhazcpa
    Member

    I take back my previous question, I got to that one and freaked out, but then I went on to do better than I think I've ever done on a first run-through of homework so I'm feeling pretty good tonight! Good luck to everyone on their studying this weekend! I'm sure I'll check back in tomorrow freaking out about something else. @CPAforeigner I haven't gotten to the law stuff or I'd try to help I'm sorry!

    BEC - 83
    FAR - 83
    REG - 74, 78
    AUD - 76

    Becker Self Study

    July 6, 2013 at 3:50 am #439349
    Heidi-O
    Member

    FAR Aug 2012 79
    AUD Oct 2012 84
    REG Aug 2013 87
    BEC Jan 2013 80

    July 6, 2013 at 3:50 am #439494
    Heidi-O
    Member

    FAR Aug 2012 79
    AUD Oct 2012 84
    REG Aug 2013 87
    BEC Jan 2013 80

    July 6, 2013 at 4:31 am #439351
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    How do you guys recover from a bad day? I took 3 weeks off work to study and I have some days like yesterday, where I just don't get one thing done. I have some days where I don't get as much done as I would like. (Say only 100 MCQ and 1 or 2 chapters.)

    Whenever I have days like that getting close to exam day really starts to deflate me and make me feel like i've failed already. Any tips on how to power through and stay motivated after having an off day?

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