So confident that I passed but the AICPA wants to keep you going

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  • #165006
    Vern
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    So, I passed FAR, REG & AUD on my first time. I now failed BEC twice which makes AUD expires. I was fine with BEC the first time around, but I was ready to claim myself as a CPA when I took it again in December. I had a solid answer for every question they gave me, but stilled failed with a 73. It doesn’t make sense, I’ll bet I pass next time without doing any additional studying

    Also, they want 500 review to do a score review, but it’s 99% unsuccessful….Why would they even offer this? The system is a joke

    Audit Passed
    FAR Passed
    REG Passed
    BEC ??

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  • #320369
    Anonymous
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    Normally, I'd agree with you. REG was my last exam and failed by 1 point. Go figure! But I'd have to disagree with you that the AICPA is doing this on purpose. Many people here on this site passed their last part with flying colors. What's happening to us is just a coincidence.

    #320370
    Vern
    Participant

    REG, AUD, FAR is determined by CPU grading, They have nothing to have to do with any human interaction. Which is another question on why these test are not graded real time. You would think that they don't care about “curves”, but it doesn't make sense. If it's a computer based exam, but you need to wait weeks to find out your score. They claim they don't curve it, but in my opinion you should know your score before you walk out.

    Why does it take so long to get your score? It's not right

    CMA used to be this way until they changed it last year. As soon as your done, the score populates. I understand this part for BEC, but why are we waiting for these results?

    They want $500 to regrade a CPA exam. Joke!!

    Audit Passed
    FAR Passed
    REG Passed
    BEC ??

    #320371
    Minimorty
    Participant

    Yep, it's always somebody else's fault….

    #320372
    Youngbizman
    Member

    They already review the score several times. I can't imagine paying for a regrade would have any real effect at all.

    #320373
    Vern
    Participant

    I doubt you work full time, but congats, you should be proud. It's nobodies fault except my own. CPA is a monster,

    Audit Passed
    FAR Passed
    REG Passed
    BEC ??

    #320374
    Minimorty
    Participant

    Yeah, I am 22. Just graduated. Live at home with my parents. No job. No responsibilities. I had it pretty easy.

    You are almost there. Good luck!

    #320375
    mla1169
    Participant

    Mini I decided that if I had a wife, I would have passed first go around…I hope you showered her with praise for supporting you! You're cool and all but Ive decided mrs mini is my hero!

    Being the wife on the other hand, is like a 2nd full time job LOL!! I am so coming back reincarnated as a guy. Oh AND I strongly discourage anybody from trying this while in school and working full time. That said vern, it has nothing to do with whether you do or do not work full time. The times I studied harder I passed, no doubt about it.

    FAR- 77
    AUD -49, 71, 84
    REG -56,75!
    BEC -75

    Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

    #320376
    Minimorty
    Participant

    @mIa – yeah, my wife is awesome. We had our little girl 29 days before I took FAR. That month of studying with a new baby was tough on everyone. Was definitely tricky taking FAR having gotten NO SLEEP the prior MONTH! Lol. My wife is repaying the favor now though. She has passed REG and AUD and is going to tackle the other two after tax season. I'd say for the next several months that I am the Mrs. Mini of the household. Lol.

    #320377
    mla1169
    Participant

    Oh geez, she's doing the CPA too? LOL. I hope she isn't the target of any of your jabs on here…because she has access to frying pans and rolling pins that can do SERIOUS damage to your skull. Good for her, I still can't imagine any parent (daddy or mommy) doing this with babies in the house. My utmost respect!

    FAR- 77
    AUD -49, 71, 84
    REG -56,75!
    BEC -75

    Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

    #320378
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Failing REG was my own fault. I said in another thread that I take full responsibility for my 74. I did not do that many practice Simulations before taking the test. I only did the ones in the Gleim book, which were stupid because they were too easy. The Wiley software has some real challenging ones and I didn't bother to look at them. Also, I did not bother familiarizing myself with the IRC, so I freaked out on the Research question on the test. I'm not 100% sure if the Research question is what I messed up on, but I do know that I spent almost 20 mins looking up the answer. Had I familiarized myself with the IRC, I would've been more prepared and been able to research faster, thus giving me more time to work on the other 5 TB Sims. Yes, it was my fault.

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