[CPAin60Days]

Happy to help with any questions you guys have! I passed all four exams within two months and by no means was a whiz going into it. It’s all about how you study and I’m happy to help!

[moscheck]

Were you studying full time? Also any tips for AUD?

[CPA_VT]

Wow, Congratulations. That is such an accomplishment I have just started studying REG using GLEIM. REG will be my last section.

How did you approach preparing for REG. Did you drill MCQs or mix it up with SIMs. Did you study multiple sections during the course of a day. That is the only way one might have taken and passed all 4 sections during a 8 week period

[Skynet]

1. Did you do a Blood Sacrifice to the CPA gods?

2. Did a Genie grant you 3 wishes?

3. Did you use time machine?

4. Who did you bribe or sleep with to get the Answers from the CPA board?

[fsugirl2005]

@Skynet You missed a couple.

5. What ADHD medication did you take?

6. How many cups of coffee did you drink?

AUD - 10/21/16 (75----07/2010 expired)
FAR - 10/28/16
BEC - 11/2016
REG - 01/2017

Using Gleim CPA Review, Ninja Audio, Ninja Book

[Tncincy]

Lord, would I like to pass all in four months. I’m not doubting that it can be done, that’s probably why I spent so much money on review courses that sold the pass in less time pitch. I was a sucker, but I guess, I'll have to keep studying until I pass no matter how long it takes.
So how did you study…..please tell us.

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

[CPAHOPE]

@CPAIN60DAYS

Why arent you responding to our questions? I thought you wanted to help us?😒
I need help on auditing. How do you study effectively to kill this beast? Please dont say do as many MCs as possible lol

[moscheck]

Some people just want to watch the world burn

[Lucy88]

If he/she is really willing and capable to help. The best time is within those two months’ study time. After that, only God can bless us.
I just passed the All the exams in the first half the year. I helped several people in BEC and REG when studying for the exams. But now, I almost forgot everything unless I pick up them again.

[jojo1]

I do not believe @CPAIN60DAYS has anything to offer. If he/she really had something he/she would have at least out of courtesy and respect responded to the various request. Just focus on MCQs from Ninja and other CPA reviews and let the AICPA practice papers and the Blue print be your guide and by his grace you will pass .Please ignore @CPAIN60DAYS he/she is just an attention seeker.

[CPAHOPE]

@jojo1

You made an assumption thats pretty damn good but we never know. He might be very busy with his work or family that he has totally forgotten to help respond to our questions.
Imagine he responds as soon as we are done taking our exams Lol🤣🤣🤣

[JoeManco25]

If I passed the exam in 60 months and wasn't trying to sell a product on the methods of how, I wouldn't be spamming this forum, I would be too busy doing everything I would rather be doing besides studying. Pretty easy to be skeptical of this when there are sooooo many CPA review products out there that people are trying to push.

Furthermore, if this person was willing to help, first post might have been a little more insightful.

[Sam]

I don't doubt this is possible, but it would take nearly limitless patience and grit to get done. More common is passing them over the course of a summer (4-5 months) before starting a job in the fall; I know several people who did this, approaching it various ways. But one colleague said he studied 12 hours a day, 6 days a week, and 6 hours on the 7th day. This is the kind of schedule necessary to pass that quickly and efficiently.

I took the process way more slowly; I graduated undergrad in May '19, and took BEC & FAR in July '19 and October '19, respectively, studying regularly over the summer (no job or other obligations). I studied for and took AUD in December while working, while I still had some down time during onboarding. I took a break for busy season and started studying for REG in late May '20 and passed just over a month ago in July '20. So I passed each test on the first try but it took me over a year.

Everyone studies and has success in different ways, I just wanted to share mine to show the other side of that spectrum, not as ambitious but still committed to it. If anyone has questions about my experience I'm happy to (and will haha) answer any questions!

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