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   kac1611
   

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   I took REG 11/22 and made a 70. I am going to take it again in Jan or Feb instead of moving on. I just wanted to see what others are doing for studying the second time around. First time I used Yaeger Homestudy, Yaeger Cram, Wiley test bank and NINJA notes. I did 2500+ multiple choice questions and rewrote the NINJA notes. I didn't rewrite my notes (I know, I know). I am trying to decided if I want to watch videos again, and if so, the homestudy, cram or both. Also, should I retake notes, or just re-write the 3 subject spiral I already have. And, of course, do a million more MC's. Any suggestions are appreciated!

   AUD ~ 75
   FAR ~ 56, 69
   REG ~ 70
   BEC

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   Posted 5 months ago #
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   @kac1611 I believe firmly that the answer is in MCQ's. REG was my last section, and I went overboard to ensure that I passed my final section. I used Gleim for every section and my primary focus was on MCQ's. For REG, I studied about 20 hrs/week for seven weeks. During that time I did approximately 9,000 MCQ's (overkill I know). The reason I did so many is for me doing MCQ's helped me stay engaged and interested. Plus, the Gleim MCQ's cover nearly everything I saw on the exam. I know my style won't work for everyone, but I thought I would share. Good luck!

   Licensed CPA and CMA
   FAR - 91
   BEC - 89
   AUD - 90
   REG - 93
   Ethics - 95, Utah Laws and Rules - 94
   CMA1 - 400/500 (pass), CMA2 - 600/700 (pass)
   MBA - USU '09

   Posted 5 months ago #

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