[payaza2000]

So I take AUD this Wednesday (second time around), and I was wondering that should I start studying for BEC (with estimated Test Date of Feb 29) I would take a few days off; I am a little burned out from AUD. Would 5-5.5 weeks be enough to study for BEC or should I wait till the next testing window and take a longer break (couple weeks)

I am certain that I will find the Algebra challenging, but I am certain that I will be able to conquer it. Also I find IT, Financial Management, and Econ interesting but also challenging. I do suck writing, as is evidenced by this post.

The reason I wanted to take it is that my mind is in study mode, and I just want to get this whole thing over with! Also if (god forbid) I fail AUD again I could take it in the next quarter, or if I Fail BEC next quarter I don’t have to wait till summer to take it. Also are there any study techniques that anyone uses to memorize the formulas, and the abundant material. I should also mention I’m single (exception of my cat), and live in a town I know not very much people in, also work 8-10 hours a week. I would be able to commit at least 20 hours if not more. I would plan on utilizing Bexker (and NINJA)

FAR 5/6/2015- 84
REG 8/3/2015 - 87
AUD 10/25/2015- 69 1/20/2016 -75
BEC 2/26/2016- 80

Thank you God

[wombataholic]

5.5 weeks at 20 hours per week is enough to pass BEC. I did it in about 5 weeks.

Licensed CPA
Passed each section on the first try with Ninja Notes/MCQ/Audio

[Yukkeko]

Writing isn't as important. Don't spend too much time there. only ~10% and rarely they look at what you actually wrote (content). Just make sure the spelling, structure, and grammar is good.

Same opinion – more than enough for BEC. BEC has way less material than AUD

FAR (4/14/14) - 97
REG (11/17/14) - 94
BEC (11/30/14) - 92
AUD (2/28/15) - 99
TEARS!

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