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I just got news this week that I passed my 3rd exam, audit. Before taking audit, I started to prepare to take FAR, but ended up deciding I didn’t have the amount of motivation needed at the time to do it. I actually had made it all the way through the Gleim study materials and was averaging around a 50% overall when I decided to switch to audit instead. I think I was intimidated and I didn’t want to fail. Now, I have the other 3 exams under my belt and am forced to face the beast. The subject matter is by far the most difficult for me because frankly I don’t have much interest, it is dry, and I am terrible at calculations. I need some advice on how to push through and get my practice scores up so I can pass this last exam. Anyone have any tips on how to get motivated, how to get interested in the material, and how to increase my scores? So far I have been following the Gleim approach – which has worked wonders on the other exams – and I do not plan on putting out any more money for additional study materials.
REG - 81
BEC - 83
AUD - 86
FAR - 78 (Done!)
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