[Tonya]

So I took FAR 11/9 and felt like I was testing in a foreign language, left knowing I failed and thinking I would be lucky to get a 50 — I got a 74

Took AUD 11/28 and felt pretty good about it — MCQ’s weren’t too bad and the SIMS were actually manageable, I could at least figure out what they were asking me to do unlike FAR — so I get my score last night and I scored a 75

It was a night and day difference in how I felt about the test, yet just a 1 point score difference

So all that to say, I am not even sure how to study going forward — I barely squeaked by on Audit, which I am totally ok with a 75, but that’s a little too close for comfort — I plan to retake FAR 1/9 and the other two before the end of the window

FAR -- 11/9/15 74 OUCH --Retake Jan 9,2016
AUD - 11/30/15 75
REG - Jan 2016
BEC - Feb 2016

[Anonymous]

This is not uncommon. I wouldn't worry about why your passing score was not a better passing score. Just go forward with studying for FAR and knock it the F out

[Gabe]

Agree. There is no point in dwelling. You're close with FAR, really focus on trouble areas and get 'em in January!

CPA, CFE
CISA- Experience will be completed by August 2016

[Tonya]

Do you all reset your MCQ's when restudying for a section? I have my weak areas I'll focus on Gov and Framework according to the score report, but I don't want to do only those sections….I feel like I need everything. I may just re-write the notes for those sections.

FAR -- 11/9/15 74 OUCH --Retake Jan 9,2016
AUD - 11/30/15 75
REG - Jan 2016
BEC - Feb 2016

[Anonymous]

Yes re-set your questions after every failed attempt.

[Tonya]

Thanks!

FAR -- 11/9/15 74 OUCH --Retake Jan 9,2016
AUD - 11/30/15 75
REG - Jan 2016
BEC - Feb 2016

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