Hi Guys,
So I've been a lurker of Another71 for a while now, but not too much of an avid poster. I recently took FAR (yesterday) and I paced myself according to how I did on the Becker FAR Final Exams (always got through the sims in Becker pretty quick). I used the same time allocation on the real FAR test I took yesterday and freaked out when I got to the simulations (there were 7, when I was used to seeing 3-5 on Becker). I tried to do my best and complete as much as I could on each section to pick up as many points as I could, but left one completely blank). The MCQs weren't too hard for me (hard, medium, medium).
Now I don't know if I should assume that I failed and still review for FAR one day a week and study for BEC to take in early October (my original plan was to study for REG and take it end of Oct and take BEC at the end of Nov) or if I should just move onto REG and take it at the end of Oct and then study for BEC to take at the end of Nov. The study time is allocated equally no matter in which order I study in (8 weeks for FAR and 4 weeks for BEC).
Just wondering which one you guys think I should hit first? My main concern is that I'll run out of gas in the middle of the next testing window...
Thanks guys, I appreciate your input!
REG - 10/28/11 [84]
BEC - 1/2/12
AUD - 1/21/12
