[futureCPA12]

Its time to brag a little. How long did it take you to pass all 4 parts?

AUD - 92
BEC - 81
FAR - 76
REG - 89

Never give up!

[kmaahs]

4 months of full time studying (working weekends only)

C.P.A.

[kmaahs]

4 months of full time studying (working weekends only)

C.P.A.

[trip]

3 years

[trip]

3 years

[Meowmix77]

6 months of studying 4/5 hours a day prior to starting work. Honestly, I have so much respect for people who are taking the CPA test while working. It must be so physically and mentally draining.

Becker
AUD: 98 (4/13)
BEC: 84 (5/13)
FAR: 91 (7/13)
REG: 91 (8/13)

[Meowmix77]

6 months of studying 4/5 hours a day prior to starting work. Honestly, I have so much respect for people who are taking the CPA test while working. It must be so physically and mentally draining.

Becker
AUD: 98 (4/13)
BEC: 84 (5/13)
FAR: 91 (7/13)
REG: 91 (8/13)

[Anonymous]

If I passed the one I took a week ago… Then 5-6 months depending on how you count. Took my first test in May, but studied some the last couple weeks of April, and hopefully took my last test the start of Oct. 🙂 If I didn't pass, then it'll be 8-9 months due to the one-time-per-window rule. >.<

[Anonymous]

If I passed the one I took a week ago… Then 5-6 months depending on how you count. Took my first test in May, but studied some the last couple weeks of April, and hopefully took my last test the start of Oct. 🙂 If I didn't pass, then it'll be 8-9 months due to the one-time-per-window rule. >.<

[mmorf]

I haven't passed or even started the process yet (hope to have it done in 6 months, first exam is 11/20), but I wanted to give a shout out to my friend Ron who did the entire process in 12 weeks. He had a full time job at the time, although he did take time off to study. His schedule was 6 weeks of 8 hour studying, and then teetering down to 6 hours/day for 2 weeks, and even less for the rest. He passed with scores in the low 90s, upper 80s. I am in complete awe of him!

Congrats to all of you who are done, I hope to be where you are by next year!

[mmorf]

I haven't passed or even started the process yet (hope to have it done in 6 months, first exam is 11/20), but I wanted to give a shout out to my friend Ron who did the entire process in 12 weeks. He had a full time job at the time, although he did take time off to study. His schedule was 6 weeks of 8 hour studying, and then teetering down to 6 hours/day for 2 weeks, and even less for the rest. He passed with scores in the low 90s, upper 80s. I am in complete awe of him!

Congrats to all of you who are done, I hope to be where you are by next year!

[mla1169]

11 months while working full time, in grad school at night, and a mom of 2 kids.

FAR- 77
AUD -49, 71, 84
REG -56,75!
BEC -75

Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

[mla1169]

11 months while working full time, in grad school at night, and a mom of 2 kids.

FAR- 77
AUD -49, 71, 84
REG -56,75!
BEC -75

Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

[Anonymous]

10 months including closed testing months. Full-time physical labor.

Congratulations to everyone that worked hard to pass the CPA!

[Anonymous]

10 months including closed testing months. Full-time physical labor.

Congratulations to everyone that worked hard to pass the CPA!

[peetree]

6 months. Taking 3 months off in between my first and my last three because of family health issues.

FAR 02/21/13 - 95
REG 07/02/13 - 87
AUD 08/02/13 - 94
BEC 08/30/13 - 85
Ethics Exam - 90

Illinois candidate awaiting his license

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