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So.. after taking a 5 year hiatus I am doing these exams again.
So far, I’ve gotten through FAR and BEC…
I took Reg this past Tuesday (11/3) and started studying Auditing. After looking at the material I began to realize I have retained most of this information from working in auditing and taking the exam prior (I passed in 2010 with an 87).
So, I pushed through all the Wiley material this weekend and have the entire week to review.
My concern is that I’m lulling myself into a sense of false security with this exam. I had a very difficult time digesting all the information for the other exams (especially Reg), and I never trended more than 60-70’s on practice exams for any part.
However, with Audit I am pushing out 80-90% practice exams and I’m just worried that I’m missing something and I’m going to be blind sided at the exam. I obviously plan on doing MCQ’s and hitting my weaker areas (SSARS) between now and then but just a little perplexed by this.
Did anyone else have this experience with Audit, that it came a little more naturally than the others? I feel like there’s a catch.
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