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re: CPA exam tutoring or in person exam prep
Posted on 2/16/23 at 11:27 am to JumpingTheShark
Posted on 2/16/23 at 11:27 am to JumpingTheShark
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The CPA exam is just as much (if not more) an exercise in discipline as it is technical knowledge.
I frequently tell people the CPA exam isn't about how smart you are, but more about how much you hate yourself.
A lot of sacrifices have been made this past year. I had mapped out about 4 weeks to get through BEC. I'm highly considering on taking 2 weeks after tax season and going on a studying rampage to knock it out and be done with it. I'll have to see how I'm feeling after the deadline though.
Posted on 2/17/23 at 8:37 am to BallsEleven
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I frequently tell people the CPA exam isn't about how smart you are, but more about how much you hate yourself.
This is definitely true. The first time I attempted the CPA exam I would let friends talk me into going out and I didn't make studying a priority. The result was a 54 in BEC and a 55 in FAR. I didn't bother taking AUD or REG. A few years after that I decided to give it another chance. I was working full time so I studied 4 hours a day after work 5 days a week. After a couple months of making studying my top priority I had passed REG and FAR.
I'm sure their videos have been updated by now but when I was using Becker one of the teachers said that the more you hated your life the better chance you had of passing.
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