[ryanrnnr]

I have a BBA in accounting from 2005 and am only 9 total semester credits and 3 accounting semester credits shy of meeting the credit requirements to sit for the CPA exam; however, I have no work experience in accounting (I’ll save that story for another time) and, at this point, remember very little from college.

Should I retake the accounting courses or review my old college textbooks and notes? I have no idea how to tackle this. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Ryan

[jeff]

Your review course should fill in the gaps…granted, you may have to study more than someone fresh out of school, but I would march ahead and not using your old books.

[jeff]

Your review course should fill in the gaps…granted, you may have to study more than someone fresh out of school, but I would march ahead and not using your old books.

[005]

pick up a review course that best matches your learning style and start drilling them books

BEC - ✔
REG - ✔
AUD - ✔
FAR - 11/29/14

CPAExcel, Ninja MCQs, and a sh*t ton of coffee

[005]

pick up a review course that best matches your learning style and start drilling them books

BEC - ✔
REG - ✔
AUD - ✔
FAR - 11/29/14

CPAExcel, Ninja MCQs, and a sh*t ton of coffee

[Guti]

Becker is a review course that assumes you have some good knowledge of Accounting. I heard that CPAxcel teaches you from the ground up.

FAR-84
AUD-
REG-
BEC-

[Guti]

Becker is a review course that assumes you have some good knowledge of Accounting. I heard that CPAxcel teaches you from the ground up.

FAR-84
AUD-
REG-
BEC-

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