[hopefulcpa2016]

So, I am pregnant and have not passed one exam. I want to try to get three parts passed before I have the baby. Which sections would everyone recommend trying to pound out first? Thanks for the help!

[sancasuki]

How many exams have you taken? What were your scores? What is your study method?

[Sang]

How many months do you have until the baby is due?

FAR: (05/24/16) | (07/15/16) | (10/22/16)
AUD: (09/07/16) | (11/29/16) |
BEC: TBD
REG: TBD
Using Roger CPA Review + Ninja (MCQs, Notes, Audio)

[SkiBum1990]

Careful with your stress levels while pregnant! Yikes.. Best of luck to you!

"The mind can only absorb as much as the seat can take"

B - 79
A - 68, __ (got bumped from Aug 4 release to Aug 23-THANKS AICPA)
R - Oct
F - Nov (HA! 1 month to study working full-time; love NTS rules)

[Valar Dohaeris]

I would say start with FAR, but considering BEC and REG will become 4 hour long exams as of April 2017, I would start with those.

I would do REG, then BEC, then FAR, and then AUD. Since we are approaching Q4, you can dedicate a solid 4-5 weeks for REG and sit for it around Halloween. Then, you can sit for BEC in early December. Assuming you pass those two, you can use all of December and even January to sit for FAR. Then, take AUD at the end of Q1.

BEC - 85
AUD - 81
REG - 84
FAR - 7/24/16

[WZcpa15]

The Exam should be taken as 1)BEC 2)REG 3)FAR 4)AUD.

BEC – a lot of cost accounting and cash accounting – Once done, nothing useful for the other exams.
REG – some BEC stuff is in there, the cash accounting for tax purposes.
FAR – The monster, just a lot of material to remember
AUD – the simulation might have one or two adjusting entries question. – I had two of those :/

BEC - Passed - 7/27/15 - 25%
FAR - Passed - 10/1/15 - 50%
REG - Passed - 4/19/16 - 75%
AUD - Schedule - 5/24/16

Material Using - 2015 Wiley CPAexcel Study Guides and Focus Notes

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