PLS HELP!!! Jeff or anybody else , pls do you guys know the best cpa review flashcards???? do i buy becker flashcards or CPA Excel or any others. All advice will be kindly appreciated......................thanks in advance
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CPAWannaBe
offlineMemberI tried to make my own flashcards and it got too cumbersome for me, so I ordered Becker's. They are basically the same infomation as in the book. The only advantage for me was that I could carry them around in my purse for those little moments I could squeeze in a quick study. That was convenient. There were some chapters I knew the cards well and others I never even looked at.
REG - 75 (8/24/2009)
FAR - 69 (1/5/2010), retaking in MayPosted 1 month ago # -
Bobbins
offlineMemberI haven't used a single flash card in my CPA studying for far, and its worked well for me. I never used flash cards in college or high school to study either. If that is truly how you study, you are probably better off making your own cards so they stick in your head better. If you normally don't study using flash cards they might just be a waste of your time/money like Patrick909 said above.
AUD - 85 (7/24/09) BEC - 90 (8/31/09) REG - 86 (11/16/09) FAR - ?? (04/27/10)Posted 1 month ago # -
elsie
offlineMemberPLS HELP!!! Jeff or anybody else , pls do you guys know the best cpa review flashcards???? do i buy becker flashcards or CPA Excel or any others. All advice will be kindly appreciated......................thanks in advance i don't want to make my own and did very well in school using them bcos i could memorize everything in them and it got me very very high grades as i never forgot a definition or concept uptill now.
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skiw97
offlineMemberFor FAR, I used them a ton.. late night, when I couldnt do any more q's, I'd go through them chapter by chapter, a few at a time.
As time went on, I'd set aside the ones that became more important, so before exam time, I had a nice stack of about 30 that really helped me with subjects/concepts that were tough. No extra studying can hurt you, and its nice to be able to pull these things out at anytime and get through a chapter or two in 15-30 minutes.
Posted 1 month ago # -
tag
offlineMemberI have both Becker and Kaplan flashcards. I feel the Becker flash cards are pretty good, they just cover topics and concepts, whereas the Kaplan flashcards cover the same things as the Bekcer ones and also have miniture problems that you can easily solve without any paper or pencil. I'm not a huge flashcard person, but I would definitely consider looking at the Kaplan flashcards. The Kaplan flashcards are a great source to use while studying at the office or on the road if you arn't drivng.
BEC-77 (8/14); FAR-68, Retake (3/1)Posted 1 month ago # -
cmb2009
offlineMemberI don't think anyone is intentionally ignoring you. Chances are, people who are purchase these flashcards are doing so when they purchase their study software. For example, I use Becker to study so I purchased Becker flashcards. They worked for me, so I have no frame of reference for other flashcards because it wasn't necessary. I have never heard of the particular brand that you are asking about, but I would say stick to the flashcards that supplement your study materials. I think that would be the best since it would be consistent with what you are learning. That is just my input.
AUD-73,79; BEC-69,82; FAR-77; REG-83 DONE!Posted 1 month ago # -
elsie
offlineMemberthks for yr reply.....i am using yaeger and therefore no real flashcards come with it.. ................................... i really need help and most people must be using form of flashcards or know those that are..........
don't know why no replies or answers.................................................?????????????????????????????????????
help
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