[murfdog905]

Looking for some study tips for BEC/AUD. I took BEC last year and got a 62, it was definitely what i deserved because i did not put in the time and effort. I just took AUD (put in much more time) and I am awaiting the results. I am not feeling too good about it, I used the Wiley CPAexcel book and test bank. I went through the entire book and did every question at the end of the chapters and was scoring fairly well on the test bank during my final review (consistently in the 80s). I regret not adding in a supplement to my studying (like Ninja notes) and I felt that I wasted a lot of time reading through the dense material in the book instead of using something that focuses on the major concepts.If i don’t pass AUD I will probably take it again in July. I just registered for BEC and plan to take it sometime at the end of August. I just bought the Ninja Book for BEC but would like to use it as a supplement to another study guide. Also would like to use two seperate multiple choice banks. Anyone have any recommendations for studying BEC from scratch and studying for a retake of AUD?

Thanks!

Chris

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Yes – NINJA MCQ all the way.

The story of my life is retakes for both AUD/BEC, but I've finally passed both using NINJA. No Becker. No Wiley. No others. May not be for everyone, but I will definitely say the NINJA test bank and book will prepare you. Do the MCQs until you don't want to do them anymore. Then keep doing them… because it will be worth it.

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AUD: 77  (Jan 2016)
BEC: 80  (May 2016)
REG: (rematch May 2017)
FAR: (rematch Apr 2017)
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AUD - 74, 77! (1/2016)
BEC - 80! (5/2016)
REG - tbd (8/2016)
FAR - tbd

Study materials: NINJA MCQ/Audio/Notes

"I can do ALL things through Christ who strengthens me!"
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[murfdog905]

AUDIT 88!!!!!!!!!! BEC ON DECK

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