Recommended prep time for BEC is 4 weeks @ 20 hours a week.
Study Notes: http://www.another71.com/cpa-review-store/
Study Videos: http://www.another71.com/cpa-exam/cpa-exam-review-video/
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Jeff - another71.com
offlineadminPosted 1 year ago # -
Jeff - another71.com
offlineadminI just added Capital Budgeting to my BEC notes (NPV, IRR, ARR, Payback Period, Present Value, etc). If you recently purchased the BEC notes, e-mail me and I'll send them to you.
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herbert7890
offlineMemberDo we get the notes of one section if we apply for the trial membership? im studying for BEC and it has a lot of formulas that are easy to forget. Also, if we apply for full membeship, do we get the study notes for all parts?
Thanks in advance , Jeff
FAR 88 - BEC 86 - AUD 90 - REG 85 - I'm DONE!!!!
Licensed CPA - Puerto RicoPosted 1 year ago # -
zooyuka
offlineMemberPlanning on starting to study for another and hopefully last round w/ BEC. The highest I've ever received is a 72. All my previous attempts were with Becker. I have Yaeger on order. Hopefully, it can help me push past that 75.
BEC 71...11/18/11
REG 65...Retake 2012 Q1
FAR 2012 Q2
AUD 2012 Q3Posted 1 year ago # -
Gina@nyc
offlineMemberI just need to vent a little...I HATE variances! I can't seem to focus. I have no problems with the simple DL & DM variances, but the 3 factor overhead variances are driving me nuts! aaaaaah!!
REG 68,67,83(7/2010); FAR 43,71,80(8/2010); AUD 85(11/2010); BEC 74,79(2/2011)
NYS CPA 5/2011
EA 2/2011Posted 1 year ago # -
Basia A
offlineMemberJeff: I have a questions about BEC exam. I know that for AUD, REG and FAR if you take the exam in wave 1 you can be pushed to wave 2 when it comes to the score release. Does this happen with BEC as well? Or only with the other three since they have simulations. ???
THANK YOUFAR 77; AUD 79; REG 82; BEC 75
I AM DONE !!!
ConnecticutPosted 1 year ago # -
Trevor
offlineMemberThe thought is somewhere around the 7th in the second testing month, but some came out this window where people had taken it as late as 8/12... I would say schedule it in the first week and you'll be in.
BEC: 73,81(7/6/2010); AUD: 75(5/24/2010); FAR: 76(8/31/2010); REG: 77 (10/18/2010) - DONE!!!!Posted 1 year ago # -
Trevor
offlineMemberI hear that, I am hoping I passed FAR so when I sit for REG it'll be my last - hopefully be in wave one and find out by my birthday! (day after thanksgiving this year)
BEC: 73,81(7/6/2010); AUD: 75(5/24/2010); FAR: 76(8/31/2010); REG: 77 (10/18/2010) - DONE!!!!Posted 1 year ago # -
Florida_Candidate
offlineMemberstarting B2.... someone come keep me company in this BEC thread :D
I'm sure it'll pick up more once those wave2 scores from July/August are released, then people can REALLY focus on studying BEC :D
FAR-91 (7/29)
AUD-99 (8/23)
BEC-90 (10/1)
REG-99 (11/3)Posted 1 year ago # -
kobebryant168
offlineMemberHello Guys
I live in California and I took the BEC exam on Aug 29th and when should I expect my score releases?
Does anyone having hard time on this exam?
Does BEC exam curved?Thanks
AUD 74, 77
BEC 73, 71, 71, 78
REG 70
I was born in the 80s...yet my scores are all in 70sPosted 1 year ago # -
herbert7890
offlineMemberFlorida Candidate, I'm studying for BEC as well (exam on 10/2) and I'm going through my second round of lectures and MCQs with Becker. All I can say is that Becker is awesome for everything in BEC besides the OH variances, for that I watched the full one hour demo of roger for BEC and got it INSTANTLY.
http://www.rogercpareview.comFAR 88 - BEC 86 - AUD 90 - REG 85 - I'm DONE!!!!
Licensed CPA - Puerto RicoPosted 1 year ago # -
studyingismynewhobby
offlineMemberFor those of you who took BEC already, is timing that much of an issue? I know most people say FAR is the big one for people running out of time, but it seems like doing these MCQ I am taking more than 2 minutes per problem to calculate them. It's the first time through, so I'm sure once I get the hang of what data to use from the problem the calculations will go quicker. Just concerned for the time being.
FAR - 87
AUD - 88
BEC - 88
REG - waitingPosted 1 year ago # -
Florida_Candidate
offlineMember@ herbert - where is this demo???? :D
@ studyingismynewhobby - I think if you just do enough questions they start to go fast, I'm ALWAYS slower when I start working the MCQ's vs. right before the exam where I've basically gotten used to most of the question formats...
FAR-91 (7/29)
AUD-99 (8/23)
BEC-90 (10/1)
REG-99 (11/3)Posted 1 year ago # -
Florida_Candidate
offlineMember@ Kobe - it really depends on your definition of curved, see an explanation of AICPA grading here:
https://www.aicpa.org/BecomeACPA/CPAExam/PsychometricsandScoring/ScoringInformation/DownloadableDocuments/How_the_CPA_Exam_is_Scored.pdf@ vaponte - no idea, but I'm also in Florida and curious, let me know when you find out! ;D
FAR-91 (7/29)
AUD-99 (8/23)
BEC-90 (10/1)
REG-99 (11/3)Posted 1 year ago # -
kobebryant168
offlineMember@ Florida cand
Thank you for your website, my definition of curved is that "you don't get what you get- you scored 75% doesn't mean you get 75% on your final score, the examiners take consideration on how other candidates performed and do a some kind like a bell curve similar to what we faced in universities...average is like a B or B-"My question is since BEC only contains MCQs, is there a possibility they will post your actual score on the exam online?
Thanks
AUD 74, 77
BEC 73, 71, 71, 78
REG 70
I was born in the 80s...yet my scores are all in 70sPosted 1 year ago # -
Florida_Candidate
offlineMember@Kobe - if you read the guide it says how each multiple choice question have different point values, so no you don't have to get 75% of the questions right, you just have to get 75 points, it's a bit more complicated than that. Each multiple choice question has different point values... read the guide it explains it really well!
FAR-91 (7/29)
AUD-99 (8/23)
BEC-90 (10/1)
REG-99 (11/3)Posted 1 year ago #
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