[lilyjin0906]

Hello all,

I am pretty paranoid right now, and did not know how much information I was getting into before I spend all of the money on review and application fees.

The situation is this- I plan on studying for 8 weeks straight, about 12 hours a day. This gives us about 650 hours (taking out the days where I actually go take the exam, and I do not plan on studying after taking the exam on the same day….)

I just want to know from those of you who have passed- is it doable to pass all FOUR parts in these time given? I already schedule my exams, and my education background was in accounting with pretty good grades.

(also, the time includes watching videos and lectures.)

Just want to have a realistic expectation.

Thanks!

[Missy]

A couple of things. To those lamenting that anything other than “you can do it” isn't “supportive” enough for you, the OP asked for opinions from a group of strangers on the internet. Get over yourselves, seriously, Sometimes being supportive means saying that there is a better path to a goal than the one proposed.

To those that point out the insanely obvious “don't let a stranger tell you what you're capable of” if someone truly bases a decision based on a question asked of strangers, the fault lies not with the strangers. Stay off the internet, its not a well lit safe place for you to be.

Guys this is not youth soccer where everybody gets the same trophy regardless of how their team did. Some people are going to taste victory swiftly and some are going to have to suck it up and deal with disappointment.

To martin don't feel that because someone accomplishes something in a different way than you, that it is a character or any other kind of statement about you. I will never win the Boston marathon yet the winners don't make me feel unfit, I will never win the daytona 500 but Dale Jr doesn't make me feel like an incompetent driver. Took me 7 tries to pass this thing and 2 years to find my PERFECT job and you know how I feel? Damn lucky!

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