[faizaf]

Hello guys, I just scheduled for Audit exam for April 27th and have not started studying for it. I also have a full time job with 50+ hours and huge family/friends circle always asking for time. Q1 close is around the corner so I will be working 17 days straight in April, do you think I should move my exam? is it still doable?

[NYaccountingstudent]

Just learn when to say Yes and No to your friends and become a hermit the last 3 weeks before the exam

If you know youre going out on a saturday night just make sure you stay in on Friday and study

[cwlanders]

I just scheduled my audit exam for May 27th. I don't plan to start studying until the first week in April. I currently work 50+ hours a week also and I am getting my MBA and a Data Analytics certificate full-time at night, so I get that it can be tough to find time. I think that time frame sounds pretty reasonable because that sounds about the same amount of time I plan on studying once I get started. I took about 2 months for BEC (which was maybe a week more than I really needed) with the same busy schedule and managed to still do well on it. I haven't taken Audit yet so I don't have experience with studying for it, but I am just letting you know that I will be doing the same as you. You can do it!

BEC - 91 (2/29/16)
AUD- 74, 74

[Nessie]

I just passed AUD by studying for 7 weeks. However, I am a graduate student, which means I am always studying. Working may not be such a bad thing because you may be tired each day, but I think work tires people in a different way. You could succeed by studying a few hours a day over the next two months as long as you can get the last two weeks to yourself.

Just get a rhythm going. Take a day off a week, but don’t let there be any big gaps in your study schedule. In my opinion, AUD was an exam that you should not put down for long. There is a flow to the material.

REG Aug 20/15: 88
AUD: Feb 29/16: 80
FAR: Jun 10/16: 80
BEC?

Becker self-study, Becker Final Review & NINJA MCQS

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