[jeff]

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[Anonymous]

My study tip: be diligent with your studying, and don't cram everything in the last couple weeks. You should give yourself a couple months to study, and study for like 2 hours every day (or most days, like if you have to skip one). Bruce Lee said, “I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.” In other words, studying a little bit every day for 60 days will help much more than studying a lot over 14 days.

[xp075867]

My study tip is registering for the exam first before studying. Once I have the date in mind, I will plan each day accordingly. Normally give myself one month studying time for one subject. Never give up and good luck!

[xp075867]

My study tip is registering for the exam first before studying. Once I have the date in mind, I will plan each day accordingly. Normally give myself one month studying time for one subject. Never give up and good luck!

[Anonymous]

This may be an obvious tip but one I think a lot of us, me included, can be more intentional about is to purposefully surround ourselves with people who are positive-minded and provide us words of affirmation and love and also to be that person for those around you. Get rid of stinking thinking and replace it with self-talk that is uplifting and empowering. We should also take special care or ourselves physically each day, through clean diet (low/no processed foods) and daily exercise. The benefits (improved mental focus and mood) far outweigh the 30-60 minutes invested each day to move and breathe.

[Anonymous]

This may be an obvious tip but one I think a lot of us, me included, can be more intentional about is to purposefully surround ourselves with people who are positive-minded and provide us words of affirmation and love and also to be that person for those around you. Get rid of stinking thinking and replace it with self-talk that is uplifting and empowering. We should also take special care or ourselves physically each day, through clean diet (low/no processed foods) and daily exercise. The benefits (improved mental focus and mood) far outweigh the 30-60 minutes invested each day to move and breathe.

[tricial]

Hi! My best tip is to find when you are the most productive in the day, if that means early mornings or late night. Once you firgure that out devote a time range around your most productivity and study your heart out. I had to throw that in for vday. Good luck to everyone. Thanks for the opportunity.

[tricial]

Hi! My best tip is to find when you are the most productive in the day, if that means early mornings or late night. Once you firgure that out devote a time range around your most productivity and study your heart out. I had to throw that in for vday. Good luck to everyone. Thanks for the opportunity.

[kthoppae]

Exam success tip.

There is no standard recipe for success. Everyone way of learning is different. Bottom line is understand the fundamentals, apply them and practice well. Each one of us can find out a pattern / approach which suits our own way of learning.. All the very best to everyone..

[kthoppae]

Exam success tip.

There is no standard recipe for success. Everyone way of learning is different. Bottom line is understand the fundamentals, apply them and practice well. Each one of us can find out a pattern / approach which suits our own way of learning.. All the very best to everyone..

[Anonymous]

My best exam tip is to take the time to create your own flashcards. I find that writing down key concepts and formulas really helps you remember them. Sometimes I actually remember how my cards visually look! I have to offer a second tip just because it has helped me a lot as well – I also recommend rewriting the difficult formulas each and every time you do a question – you will by default eventually memorize it! Good luck everyone!!

FAR- 75 (October 2013)

BEC- 76 (December 2013)

AUD-86 (February 2013)

REG- February 2014 – fingers crossed 🙂

[Anonymous]

My best exam tip is to take the time to create your own flashcards. I find that writing down key concepts and formulas really helps you remember them. Sometimes I actually remember how my cards visually look! I have to offer a second tip just because it has helped me a lot as well – I also recommend rewriting the difficult formulas each and every time you do a question – you will by default eventually memorize it! Good luck everyone!!

FAR- 75 (October 2013)

BEC- 76 (December 2013)

AUD-86 (February 2013)

REG- February 2014 – fingers crossed 🙂

[Post]

-Learn how to say ‘No'. You will have to sacrifice a lot. If you don't then the days will get away from you and before you know it the exam will be next week.

-Discipline: plan your work, work your plan. Make a study plan and stick to it; no exceptions.

[Post]

-Learn how to say ‘No'. You will have to sacrifice a lot. If you don't then the days will get away from you and before you know it the exam will be next week.

-Discipline: plan your work, work your plan. Make a study plan and stick to it; no exceptions.

[nestordamus]

My best study tip so far is to use Evernote. The app lets you upload whatever notes you'd like, and tag them like crazy (similar to Instagram). Best of all, you can access the service on pretty much any Internet-capable device.

[nestordamus]

My best study tip so far is to use Evernote. The app lets you upload whatever notes you'd like, and tag them like crazy (similar to Instagram). Best of all, you can access the service on pretty much any Internet-capable device.

[Author]

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