[Anonymous]

Has anyone tried this or other sections in 3 weeks? 7 hours a day. Is that too much studying that I wont remember or were you guys fine?

[Anonymous]

Yep . I did BEC in about 4 weeks to 5 weeks . Wasted a lot of time though .

I am planning to write AUD on april 1st and i just started .

[Anonymous]

If you actually study 7 hours a day for 21 straight days I think that will be enough to pass. I would however recommend giving yourself an extra week just to be on the safe side (and give yourself sometime to relax so your not fried going into the exam). REG covers a lot of material. I studied 5 weeks for REG (probably overstudied though) and 2 full weeks for BEC and was fine. I am also not working. Currently studying for FAR and can't comment on AUD.

[futurecpa1991]

I think you can do it. I did reg in 3.5 weeks, which included 5 days strictly for review. I did audit in 3.5 weeks as well, with about a week of review. I will say that it's a lot easier to study audit in a shorter time period than reg. I felt that my brain was fried during reg.

AUD - 96 (Jan 15)
REG - 90 (Feb 15)
FAR - 85 (Apr 15)
BEC - 82 (May 15)

[futurecpa1991]

I'm also not working right now so that makes a huge difference

AUD - 96 (Jan 15)
REG - 90 (Feb 15)
FAR - 85 (Apr 15)
BEC - 82 (May 15)

[randerso]

I did it in about that time frame. Rather, I studied a few hours a week for three weeks then crammed like crazy the last week. My score ended up a little too close for comfort though.

REG: (May 2014) - 80 ✔
AUD: (Nov 2014) - 93 ✔
FAR: (Oct 2014) - 71, (Jan 2015) - 88 ✔
BEC: (Feb 2015) - 89 ✔

CA PETH: 94 percent

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