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Hi All,
This will be my second time sitting for BEC (got a 74 last round. Ouch.) and I just want to get this over with. Cost accounting was never a strong area for me, and all these formulas are really overwhelming. Could anyone please offer any advice on how to study/understand all the formulas for this section of the exam. The last time I took BEC, I only focused on MCQ. I was strong with those, but lacked in conceptual understanding. I have a somewhat photographic memory, so it’s pretty easy for me to memorize, but a major downside is that if I see something presented in a way which I’m unfamiliar with, I get stuck. This time, I’ve done the lectures, read the book, took my own notes, and do the flash cards. I still feel like there’s so much stuff, and so many formulas to memorize. I am using Becker as my prep…I think it does a great job with some areas, but my last exam was a total curve ball. I felt like I had studied for the wrong exam. There were questions that I have never seen on the prep, and it was very very frustrating. I don’t want to waste my time on things I won’t be tested on, but there’s just so much stuff. Any tips or tricks in regards to this would be EXTREMELY helpful. My exam is in two weeks…HELP!
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