After I started studying for AUD I noticed everyone says take FAR first and be strong in JE's. I do no financial accounting at work and I've only taken REG...am I doomed for AUD even if I study hard?
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Anonymous
offlineUnregisteredI took AUD first and scored an 82. Took FAR second and scored a 58. There's your answer. If you study, you'll pass. I studied for AUD, didn't study for FAR. Good luck.
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lisa2bcpa
offlineMemberI hate financial and I got an 85 when I took Audit. I took financial after and got a 55 my first try. I finally passed it in Aug with an 83 but I had to be mentally present during my studies and give it 100%.
2004 First Attempt FAR-64,74,REG-81,BEC-79,AUD-78 (lost my credits and quit)
2009 FINAL Attempt FAR-83, REG-84,BEC-84 AUD-91.......I'm done!!!!Posted 2 years ago # -
JeremyinCA
offlineMemberAUD is substantially conceptual in nature. I do have a sufficient knowledge of financial accounting, but found it quite useless on AUD. There may be some journal entry questions, however not nearly enough to be solely responsible for failure. I know I bombed the AJE's and I still scored a 95. Know the concepts and you will be fine.
AUD-92 BEC-86. FAR-94 REG- 73, retake-2/5/10 - 87. Hello license.Posted 2 years ago # -
calisteph6
I agree with the others. If you put in the study time you will be fine. I took AUD first and failed with a 73, however I was finishing up my masters degree at the same time, big mistake. In my situation there was not enough to do both study and finished my degree and both suffered. I buckled down and studied for FAR the next test window and passed with an 80. If you study and know the material you should do fine. I have retaken AUD and feel confident that I will pass. Still waiting.
Becker - FAR 80, AUD 73, 81, BEC 76, REG 81 (2010) DONE!!!! IN LICENSED CPAPosted 2 years ago #
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