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Okay, so I am stressing and need some advice from my peeps. I sit for REG next Friday and do not work at all between now and then.
I have Yaeger 2011/2012 videos, CPA excel, Wiley 2011 book, test bank and app and the NINJA notes, audio and flashcards.
I realize passing is a long shot, but I want to get an attempt in this quarter so I know what to expect. BEC expires Feb 28 and I start with Big 4 at the beginning of January.
I started by watching the Yaeger videos, but kept getting bored and distracted. Cindy Simpon and Gary Bulmash keep my attention much better. But that is my fault, not Phil’s. No excuses. I got through about 10 hrs of videos (mostly professional ethics/business law). I bought CPA Excel online because I liked the idea of the bite sized lectures. I’ve made it through professional ethics (all green), 1/3 of business law and recently started on tax because I started freaking out that I haven’t covered any tax yet. Now I’m wondering if I should take Jeff’s advice and “ditch the videos” and just pound MCQs and make notes on things that I miss. But I am trying that approach and getting discouraged by my scores and the fact that I haven’t even covered the material yet.
I thought I had a solution. Roger cram is only 11 hours. I could buy the online version and watch the videos today and tomorrow and then pound MCQs Sun-Thur. Unfortunately, even though it is an online cram, they don’t have an online version of the book. Even if I pay outrageous shipping, I would get the books Mon or Tues at the earliest. That doesn’t seem worth it to me and the nice guy on the Roger chat agreed.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I need a plan of attack. And then I need to stick to it and stop changing my mind and getting nothing done.
1. Do non-stop MCQs and Simulations between now and then. If I do that, should I take each module one by one and do the corresponding test bank questions until I get a decent score?
2. Crank through the Yaeger videos between now and Monday and do MCQs Tues-Thur
3. Try to finish CPA Excel
I know I am all over the place and should have prepared better in the weeks and months leading up to the exam. I am fully prepared for the possibility and likelihood of a retake, but with the uncertainty of travel, busy season, etc, I really want to knock it out this window, even if I don’t get much sleep between now and then.
BEC 81
AUD 76
FAR 70, 76
REG 58, 78! DONE!"I am not my intentions. I am my actions."
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