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   CPA-Valenz
   

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   I am now using Yaeger after converting from Gleim.

   Once I have completed the book, the lectures, and the MCQ, how do you know when you are ready for the test?

   Any info is appreciated.

   Gleim (Book only): BEC-68(2/26), AUD-67(2/27)
   Yaeger: BEC-75(4/21), AUD-78(5/28), FAR-76(8/4), REG-Waiting....(8/31)
   Ethics-100 (9/2)
   So close I can taste it!!!!

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   Posted 6 months ago #
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   CPA-Valenz
   

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   Also, when you fail a part...do you suggest to retake the parts you failed first...or go to a different subject, then after go back up and pick up the parts you didn't pass.

   It seems it would be best to retake the ones you fail, while it is still on your mind.

   Any suggestions?

   Gleim (Book only): BEC-68(2/26), AUD-67(2/27)
   Yaeger: BEC-75(4/21), AUD-78(5/28), FAR-76(8/4), REG-Waiting....(8/31)
   Ethics-100 (9/2)
   So close I can taste it!!!!

   Posted 6 months ago #
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   Kricket
   

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   You are ready when you feel like you know enough to pass. I know that sounds like a bs answer but there is no set in stone answer to your question. If you feel like you have done everything you can, then take it. If you still aren't sure then wait until you are, if you can. I'd stick with that test until you pass it. You don't want to forget everything. Others may say differently. Just my .02 worth.

   FAR - 71, 73, 76; AUD - 71; REG - 61 (expected it); BEC 66, 67

   Posted 6 months ago #

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