[jeff]

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[ishti_aq]

Practice, practice, and practice more MCQ's. All that really matters is how calm and confident you are on that 4 hours. The rest is just luck!

[ishti_aq]

Practice, practice, and practice more MCQ's. All that really matters is how calm and confident you are on that 4 hours. The rest is just luck!

[Yodar13]

If you sit in traffic for over an hour on your morning commute like I do in Los Angeles, take your notecards with you, tape them to your dashboard, and quiz yourself while in first gear on the 10… much safer than texting, and not illegal!

[Yodar13]

If you sit in traffic for over an hour on your morning commute like I do in Los Angeles, take your notecards with you, tape them to your dashboard, and quiz yourself while in first gear on the 10… much safer than texting, and not illegal!

[Tauniman]

My best study tip is to use the Ninja Method with whatever your materials are. The notes saved me and watching all the videos prior to the MCQ's really helped me as well on my FAR rematch after getting a 74

I wish I would have embraced the NINJA method in the beginning instead of after struggling with FAR. I also thing that managing stress throughout the process is really important. You can stress yourself out to the point of failure. You have to really believe you can do it.

[Anonymous]

When you feel like giving up for whatever reason, find that extra energy to push yourself. Create a plan and do your best to stick to it. Dont give up because the end goal will be worth it 1000x over.

“I'm not telling you it is going to be easy, I'm telling you it's going to be worth it”

[Anonymous]

When you feel like giving up for whatever reason, find that extra energy to push yourself. Create a plan and do your best to stick to it. Dont give up because the end goal will be worth it 1000x over.

“I'm not telling you it is going to be easy, I'm telling you it's going to be worth it”

[Tauniman]

My best study tip is to use the Ninja Method with whatever your materials are. The notes saved me and watching all the videos prior to the MCQ's really helped me as well on my FAR rematch after getting a 74

I wish I would have embraced the NINJA method in the beginning instead of after struggling with FAR. I also thing that managing stress throughout the process is really important. You can stress yourself out to the point of failure. You have to really believe you can do it.

[voigtma]

Get a study buddy!

FAR 79 (Feb 2013)
AUD 77 (Aug 2013)
REG 75 (May 2014)
BEC 79 (June 2014!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

[voigtma]

Get a study buddy!

FAR 79 (Feb 2013)
AUD 77 (Aug 2013)
REG 75 (May 2014)
BEC 79 (June 2014!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

[fsiddiqui]

As I started this professional recently, my career tip is directed towards Undergraduate seniors!

Take advantage of the career center on your campus, and do as many mock interviews as you can to get comfortable and build confidence for the real thing.

Gluck with recruiting.

[fsiddiqui]

As I started this professional recently, my career tip is directed towards Undergraduate seniors!

Take advantage of the career center on your campus, and do as many mock interviews as you can to get comfortable and build confidence for the real thing.

Gluck with recruiting.

[scottef1018]

A good tip is — if on BEC you see the phrase “Back flush costing” on any of the answers.. check that answer and move on.

[scottef1018]

A good tip is — if on BEC you see the phrase “Back flush costing” on any of the answers.. check that answer and move on.

[Anonymous]

My best study tip is to slow down when reading the questions. I can't tell you how many times I would read the question and pick the incorrect answer because I missed a “not” or “lease” or “most”. Slow and steady wins the race!!

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