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TL:DR version … Anyone experience test anxiety and have advice on how to combat it?
The past 2 weeks I’ve been dealing w/some major test anxiety. In a nutshell, from 2012-2014 I tried taking this test. After MANY failed attempts and some lost credits, I took a 1 yr break. Fast fwd to 2016… I’ve passed AUD in Jan, BEC in May, however I failed REG in Aug.
Now I’m 2 weeks out from my REG retake (Oct 23rd), and I’m feeling some extreme anxiety (shortness of breath, even not being able to focus on the studying, and just overall discouragement). I’m trending at about 60% with studying right now, which makes me more nervous being 2 weeks out.
To add to that, I’ve been approached with some potential job changes/opportunities, but I’m hesitant to accept because I want to pass the CPA first. However I’m afraid if I turn these opportunities down, and also don’t pass the CPA in 4Q, I’ll look like a fool and feel like one… and potentially let some opportunities pass me by.
Anyway, anyone experience test anxiety and have recommendations on combating it? I feel silly for having to deal with this at age 30 and no kids…
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AUD - 74, 77! (1/2016)
BEC - 80! (5/2016)
REG - tbd (8/2016)
FAR - tbdStudy materials: NINJA MCQ/Audio/Notes
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