This is madness. I've never been more anxious waiting for a score before. I'm actually losing it. Yesterday, I got on the completely wrong freeway going home from work and didn't realize it until half way to the beach (and I don't live by the beach). LOL
So, I need my sanity back please. I'm waiting on BEC and I'm in CA, so at least I don't have to wait THAT much longer than I absolutely have to, but it's still excrutiating.
So, reply if you're waiting on your final score, and then YOU'RE DONE! Oh just the thought of it makes me cry just a little bit. And tell me what the first thing you are going to do if you pass. I'm going to go buy myself something indulgent. Something completely unneeded, overpriced and irrational. And it's going to feel great!
FAR - 88
AUD - 92
REG - 85
BEC - ???
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SwissBliss
offlineMemberI'm waiting on my final score. Auditing....I'm hoping my score looks like yours did. I'm not going to do anything too exciting because I still have to get some credits for my certificate so I'm in a masters of accountancy program, but overall, I will probably veg out and spoil myself for awhile. Also, I will broadcast it to my bosses because our reviews and potential pay raises are coming in the next couple of weeks!
FAR (77), BEC (76), REG (84), AUD ...............................Posted 2 years ago # -
Jeff - another71.com
offlineadminGreat idea...I created a section for it...
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snhokie
offlineMemberBEC is my last. I'm in VA so I *should* get my score tomorrow...in theory...
Kristyhana, I've been doing stuff like that for a week now, so you are certainly not alone. Waiting for the first three scores was bad, but it was NOTHING like this. Definitely one of the most frustrating and sanity-stealing experiences of my life.
If I find out I passed, I'm spending this weekend at my alma mater. Planned activities - watching some football, having a few adult beverages, and NOT STUDYING. :)
FAR - 87
AUD - 90
REG - 89
BEC - ??Posted 2 years ago # -
cpa2009
offlineMemberAnastasia - The wait has been killing me. During the wave 1 release I checked for my score every single day once it was announced that FAR was released for about two weeks. I was hoping I didn't have a new simulation. I've been trying to keep busy to keep from thinking about it. The bad part is if I found out now that I didn't pass I would not have a chance to study and take it again before my baby is due in October; this is my first child so I'm hoping to not have to deal with the exam afterwards.
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astutegirl
offlineMemberI am going insane. I am actually waiting on two scores, BEC and REG, so I am doubly anxious. I keep waking up in the middle of the night with urges to check my scores online, knowing that they are not posted yet and dreams of potential pass/fail scenarios.
If I had it to do over again, I would never take my last two tests within the same scoring wave. The waiting is agonizing.
AUD - 74,81, FAR - 79
BEC - 74,84
REG - 74,70,67,73 (taking again 4/10)Posted 2 years ago # -
RLP
offlineMemberThe only people i actually told about the sections of exam i took are my co-workers. None of my family members or even my girl friend knows i actually took 3 sections and passed them. I know it's crazy but whenever they see me studying, they get worries which in turn makes me more worry. So whenever they ask me when i'm taking the exam, i told them i postponed it because i wasn't ready. Now, i'm waiting for FAR and hopefully i pass it so i can tell them and celebrate.
AUD 85
REG 79
BEC 87
FAR ????Posted 2 years ago # -
Anna
offlineMemberRLP, that is such a great idea... I wish I did the same thing. I told everyone - my friends and family members and now they all ask if I know my results yet. Failing itself and studying again doesn't scare me as much as that I have to tell all these doctors and lawyers that I failed...
BEC (82), AUD (86), FARE (75) => Becker 2009
REG (74),(74),(83) => Yaeger HS & AudioPosted 2 years ago # -
spstarla78
offlineMemberMsA, I wouldn't be concerned about explaining CPA exam failure to doctors & lawyers.
Physician licensing exam national pass rate = 71%
Bar exam national pass rate = 71%
CPA exam national pass rate = 48-50%;) They don't know difficult!
AUD - 88; BEC - 75; REG - 63, 94; FAR - 77 DONE!
YAEGER convert!Posted 2 years ago # -
CPA Stressed
offlineMemberMsA, spstarla78 is right!
I've been at this exam for a while. My 18 months are up on 10/31.
I've failed this thing plenty of times and know exactly what it feels like to explain failure and feel humilated. I even contemplated giving up. But thanks to a supportive husband and family, and all of the people on this blog, I was inspired to keep going. You're doing something very challenging, and you should always be proud of that. Keep on trucking! Soon you will have those letters.
REG is my last part and I am praying every second.
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Anna
offlineMemberThank you, guys, I love the support and feeling of not being alone this website and people here give! And I sincerely wish all of you best of luck.
CPAstressed, good for you for staying on track - I pray for being able to do the same... Even if fail.
Spstarla78, I'm going to send these statistics to everyone I know!BEC (82), AUD (86), FARE (75) => Becker 2009
REG (74),(74),(83) => Yaeger HS & AudioPosted 2 years ago # -
kroyal0216
offlineMemberI am in MA and I am waiting for my FAR score (it's my final section). I passed the other 3 parts on the first attempt. I sat for FAR on 8/1/09, which is prior to the Wave 1 cutoff; however, I didn't receive my score in Wave 1. I do not believe that I received a new simulation...neither sim was on the new 141 stuff. The wait has been excruciating and very depressing. With every day that passes, I lose more hope. I will lose credit for AUD on 11/30/09, which makes it even worse. It has been a real struggle to pay for the exam and the review materials, since my employer won't cover the cost. We can take our overtime hours as vacation time in the off-season, or we can receive the cash for the additional hours. I chose to take the overtime to study, which amounted to $5,500 in lost overtime money last tax season.
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Josh Stein
offlineMemberWaiting on my BEC score (Ohio/NASBA)
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