[Anonymous]

I need help devising a study plan for the CFE Exam. With Becker, I would skim through the chapters, in order, and take notes, then do all the homework. However, the CFE study material doesnt seem to be all that structured. Any tips/ideas?

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I'd go right at the multiple choice questions, because they'll explain the right/wrong answers and provide a link to the study material.

Also, if you answer all questions correctly at least once (like 2000 questions if I remember), you'll get 35 CPE -fraud related- which is not eligible to roll over toward future CPE requirements. It's still useful if you're below the limit. ACFE membership $200 + review course $800 or something…that's some cheap CPE.

We've had a couple of people fail the exam in our office, but they didn't answer all MCQ's like they should have.

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