[ajwynn30]

With Far two weeks away, I plan on doing the following.

Taking one of the heavily tested chapters each night (MON-FRI) for about 3hrs and hammering mcqs out and reading for clarification.
Sat and Sun- spend 5 hours doing MCQs and Sims

Following week MCQs and Sims for 3hrs a might till I cry, Test on the 15th of April. Suggestions

[Tim]

Sounds like a pretty solid plan to me. If you find you know a chapter really well I would move on to another one you don't know as well. Hammer out the weak points.

More time on MCQ's, less on sims, unless you really think sims are a weak area for you. Sims can be pretty time-consuming for limited new knowledge gained in comparison to MCQ's.

Don't forget the AICPA practice test.

Not sure what study material you're using but if it offers instant feedback on the MCQ's that's way better than doing a whole set and then going back and reviewing the answers. If instant feedback isn't available then do small tests of MCQ's like 10 at a time or something.

If doing new questions only is an option I'd recommend choosing that. Then after you've done a lot of MCQ's go back and do tests of only the ones you've gotten wrong previously to make sure you learned from your mistakes and know what the correct answers are.

Good luck!

[ajwynn30]

Becker full review and Ninja MCQs are my materials. Thanks for the feedback!

[Tncincy]

Which chapters are heavily tested again? I had a list but might need to focus a little more on heavily tested. Thanks in advance.

It begins with a 75
Been here too long as a cheerleader....ready to pass

[ajwynn30]

Off the top of my head, 8,9,10 especially for MCQs. Then 5, 3, 4 IMO

[ajwynn30]

Last night I went over the whole Becker and Ninja MCQs for NFP, don't underestimate reading questions in their entirety 🙂 especially the board designated “restrictions”

[Anonymous]

I agree with what @Tim said. Make sure to study Govt/NFP units hard unless you're already familiar with these topics from taking courses in college. Also, do not completely ignore the topics you think they wouldn't be heavily tested on the exam. As long as you do cumulative review by doing the Becker progress tests and Ninja MCQs, you shouldn't see any curve balls thrown at you. Good luck with your studying and the exam!

[ajwynn30]

I'm super nervous. I've been trying to focus so hard on studying but having three little children, wife, and full time work is a rough road lol.

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