[Mohamedsamy9]

i have a question i examined 5 times and passed only once. although examining CPA is costly for me as i pay extra 300$ to examin outside usa ” i am not living in usa” and travel expnensee. .

and my salary is 2000$/month which i pay from all my expenses…

preparing for CPA since december 2013

is it worth it to complete the cpa and keep spending money ?? or should i quit it ?

as i feel i invested so much and not rewarding till nw…

thanks.

FAR -71— 75 expire 2/29/2016

AUD – 70 retake 8/31

BEC – 70 70 retake October

REG- November 2015

Do you really think i can make it till next February , …

[spatel15]

From a Financial point of view, that's one of the biggest mistakes investors do: Ride Out Losses thinking it'll hop back; or cash out early on gains fearing it'll revert(just to counterbalance the tone lol). Both of these dispositions have proven to be poor investment decisions on average.

Not saying quit, but it just made me think of that, especially if the sunk costs are the main/only thing tying you to it.

[Anonymous]

It's not like any of your scores are that far from passing, you haven't scored below 70 a single time. You've passed FAR which many consider to be the hardest of the exams.

If you finish, it'll pay you back for your entire career. If you feel like you can put in some extra effort and make that jump from scoring 70 to 75's, then it's totally worth it.

My main advice would be to reexamine your study habits and see what you can improve upon. Maybe consider supplementing with some extra study materials or making more use of what you already have. You just have to do whatever you can to give your score that extra 5 point boost.

[Mohamedsamy9]

i have 20 days till my exam, i am preparing right now,,, can i make it till 8/31 now ,,, as i starting feeling disapointed

FAR -71— 75 expire 2/29/2016

AUD – 70 retake 8/31

BEC – 70 70 retake October

REG- November 2015

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