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So for 2 months I’ve been studying Audit, and with zero hour fast approaching (Saturday) I’m getting the feeling that there is literally nothing new I can learn. I’ve done over 5k mcq’s from becker (I keep track in an excel spreadsheet) and to be honest I don’t even feel like a review is helping me. I’ll probably look over my weak areas and do some quick reading of the chapters tomorrow… but why cram what I already know?
I’m not saying I know 100% everything in my Audit book, but I am saying that what I don’t know already, probably wont sink in by Saturday.
Maybe it’s a bad (and lazy) attitude, but with 2 days left I honestly can’t bear myself studying at the rate I was the past 2 weeks. Am I just rationalizing getting a bit burned out? I passed reg with very little study the day before, but so far Audit has felt very different. I know I’ve seen suggestions to “review notes the morning of the test” and all that, but I just don’t think that’s how I operate.
What does everyone else do the day before? I think of it like this — If I started my studying a day earlier 2 months ago, and stopped a day earlier now, what would be the difference?
REG: 85
AUD: 74, 85
FAR: 74 (sigh)
BEC: 80 (don't even ask me how)When I say C-P you say 'Ayyyyy show me the money'
-PO
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