[Anonymous]

So I just found out I passed REG which I’m so excited about. 2 down, 2 to go.

But I need some advice. I am 6 months pregnant right now and it’s getting harder to stay focused, I’m tired very easily and it’s tough to sit through an exam without taking a break which I feel I can’t afford. I had planned to take a break and do the last 2 after this baby comes but a part of me is thinking that maybe I should just try to get one more out of the way.

I’ve already taken FAR and just passed REG so I have BEC and AUD left to take.

Which one would you all recommend I try to go for, BEC or AUD? I’d pretty much have to study and take the exam in 3 weeks at the latest. I’d love to hear about other’s experience on these 2 and which one you all think is possible to study for in 3 weeks. Oh and I’m using Becker. Thanks for your responses.

[Anonymous]

Ekutepov, I believe you may have taken the prep course at UNA, can you tell me your experience?

I currently have an MBA and want to get the CPA in Florida. However, I dont want to spend time and money taken a course that the state may not accept.

-You mind telling me what courses you took at UNA and if the state gave you any issues with them?
-Honestly speaking, how whats the quickest you think a course could be completed since its self paced?
-once completed, did you continue to have access to the test bank for practice later on?
-After taking all the courses, what book or program did you use to help you study for the actual exam once all requirements were met?

Sorry, Im like super afraid of wasting money and time to then find out I missed something.

[kdawg22]

First I would check prometric to see if the testing centers by you have a spot open to take BEC or AUD within 3 weeks. I just checked prometric for the location I usually go to and all of July was reserved except for a few dates in the beginning.

BEC definitely has less material then AUD so since you only have 3 weeks to study I would say BEC. The only problem is that they changed the BEC testing time from 3 to 4 hours. Do you think you would be able to sit through a 4 hour test that far along in your pregnancy? Either way I would give it a try. Worse case is you fail and lose the money it costs to register for the exam.

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