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I’m looking for suggestions on how to incorporate study time into a vacation! I feel bad for my husband because he has been a 2013 CPA widower!!! I work in public accounting and have my obligatory vacation blackout from January-April and May has been spent cramming for BEC. Every time my husband has suggested a vacation this year, I always emphatically said NO…but I’m starting to feel really terrible and guilty about it. He is one of my biggest supporters and has never once told me that I should quit, even after failing auditing 3 times in a row, and checks my scores on release day as crazily and desperately as I do! He’s a great guy and I want to compromise, so I’ve agreed to take a week and some change off around the 4th of July and hit the beach in Florida…but I don’t want to blow 10 days on my study plan! I just applied for FAR this morning and should get my NTS in a few days. I would like to test at the end of July but no later that the first week or so of August…I just want to be DONE and have some summer left to enjoy!!!
Here are the FAR materials at my disposal: Yaeger FAR Cram videos, Wiley FAR text, Wiley online test bank, Ninja notes, Ninja audio, Ninja Blitz, Ninja Flash cards, and all of my handouts from the live FAR review course I took this past fall. Considering that a large portion of my materials are electronic, I could just as easily read/listen/watch my ninja goodies on the plane or beach just as easily as anything else right? Perhaps wake up early and get in some reading or test bank time every morning?
I’m 1000% sure that many of you have juggled a vacation and prep at the same time and I need your advice!
Suggestions appreciated!!! 🙂
REG: 75 DONE 🙂
AUD: 61, 71, 68, 92 DONE 🙂
BEC: 76 DONE 🙂
FAR: 72, 74, 79 DONE 🙂
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