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   Onepointaway,

   I used CPAexcel for my study materials. It is not a widely known review course, but I feel that it has prepared me adequately so far, except for REG. Then again, no one seems to feel prepared for REG. Anyway, I would reccomend a ridiculous amount of mc practice. All of the concepts that you need to know will be tested in MC, so, to be honest, there is not really any point to reading each chapter word for word. Do sets of 30 MC practice questions. For every wrong answer you got, look through your study materials, find out why it was wrong, and write it down on a pad of paper (don't type it out). Every day, try to review these concepts for at least an hour. I had about two whole npote pads full of concepts that I ended up being my own condensed version of the whole book. Remember this though, the mind remebers failures much more than successes. Don't be satisfied with the 28 out of 30 that you got right. You should be doing your best to find out why you got the remaining two wrong. You will notice yourself scoring one hundred percent on close to every mc practice exam you take before too long. Keep your head up, you really will do fine.

   AUD-92 BEC-86. FAR-94 REG- 73, retake-2/5/10 - 87. Hello license.

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   packers, when I said limitations I was referring to income limitations for phaseouts.. in case thats in a question or part of a simulation. basically i just want to memorize all of the formulas and their rules

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   We are all in good company here. ... After a 71 in AUD and a brutal 74 on FAR, I was determined to pass REG on the first try and studied my bum off (with Becker). I took it yesterday, flew threw the MCs, then was completely overwhelmed by the sims. I had over an hour and a half when I started them but finished the test with less than a minute left. So many calculations! In no way does my ability to use a crappy calculator while on a time crunch reflect my knowledge. Good gravy, AICPA.

   REG: 76 (would have lost credit 5/31)
   AUD: 71, 78
   BEC: 74, 81
   FAR: 74, 61, 66, 69, 75 DONE

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   I am studying for the REG section of the CPA exam. It is my last section, and hopefully my last exam.

   My fiance told me that when she took this section back in February that she studied hard and felt confident. That was until she sat down in front of that computer. She called me after she took the exam and was crying at how poorly she felt that she had done. To her surprise, and mine as well (she was very convincing on the phone), she had scored an 86 on REG. Her highest score of all four parts.

   Now it is my turn. I have studied the Becker materials which I feel are very conducive to my needs, both in terms of presentation and delivery. However, I don't find these materials to be hard enough (at least for REG). I am a tax consultant, and have been for 2 years now. I have seen everything that they have thrown at us in the Becker materials in practice. I am very nervous that I am getting complacent with my attitude. Does anyone who is a tax professional have any advice for my concern?

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   Also, Ktsullivan I have found, by way of studying for the other three sections, again on REG, and in someways in practice, that the best way to defeat memorizing the answers is to memorize the reason why instead. I too have the ability to remember facts, figures, and dates...basically anything that has to do with numbers.

   Anyway, from now on when you are working the questions, before you answer, repeat out loud why that answer is the answer. I hope this helps you as much as it has me.

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   so tired of studying...just want to take it so i feel like crap and drink 24 hours straight...

   FAR - 85
   BEC - 90
   REG - 10/19

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   MA CPA WANNABE,
   I am also a numbers person. How did you do on the AUD exam? It was very
   difficult for me, especially the sims. I got a 74.

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   I got an 82. I didn't know what I was doing on the simulations except for the writing and research tabs. I'm pretty sure I was doing an actual audit, where I had no idea as to what to do. But that is a common theme with my simulations. AUD was my first section and I studied so much harder for that section than I have for the rest and I think I was rewarded for it more than anything.

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   Thanks MA CPA Wannabe (Im in MA too!). I will try that. I feel like I do that for the most part, I try not to just click on the answer but go throguh the problem but then I am not sure if I am just memorizing that problem, or I really learned it. I probably really did learn it though, because they say the mind remembers failures easily. But I will try extra hard to re-read the question completely as if i haven't before, and repeat in my head why it is the right answer, thanks!
   
   I've also been trying to wait at least a week before I re-do any of the questions. Its been about 2 weeks since I've done any of the Tax questions, I've been reading and practicing the Law section. Today, I am reviewing the 3 law chapters & questions, then tomorrow is the beginning of my review of all chapters, starting with chapter 1 & 2 tomorrow, so hopefully the questions will feel new to me.
   
   If you don't mind me asking, which testing center do you go to? I went to Burlington, and I felt like I was going crazy with all the people in there tapping their feet & when they moved the chairs squeaked because they were so old haha. I tried the headphones, but my head is too small, so I had to hold it which got uncomfortable.

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    Hi all, okay so I am having a down moment. I have been working hard on these exams since May. I took FAR in July and AUD in August. I didn't pass either one. Then, I just took REG yesterday and I just feel like I wasn't prepared. I am not sure what's up. I am using Becker Online review AND the Becker Final Review materials with about a week to 2 weeks of my own review after that. I did very well in my accounting classes but when it all comes together, it's like I can't keep it all straight. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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    Ktsullivan...I am living in NC right now. I am transferring to Boston in a month. I have taken all of my sections while in NC. Unfortunately, I have no horror stories to tell about the testing center. But you aren't the first person to complain about the Burlington center. My fiance hated that place too.

    CanDoIt...are you close to passing? If that is the case, keep working at it and hopefully you get it next time. If not, try and analyze where you are struggling with the exam; are you poor at mc, is time management a struggle, are the simulations difficult? All of these things can lead to poor scores and a lower confidence level. Sometimes, it can just be luck of the draw with the questions. I've met some very very intelligent people who have had to take multiple sections, multiple times, and I have also met some people who I don't consider to be that intelligent and they have passed all 4 on the first try or only had to retake one section. And, I would consider myself closer to the latter. If you are currently working, try applying what you are learning to your practice. Keep your head up. It's not worth it if it's not hard.

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    Which year, which numbers?

    Hi all. I am taking Reg on October 19. I am currently studying the taxation topics and I have a questions. Which year do you think will be tested for most questions. Should I know the exemptions, section 179 amounts, and standard deduction for 2007, 2008, or 2009? Please let me know what you think.

    Also, how heavily do you think the recovery acts of 2008 and 2009 will be tested?

    FAR 78 (2/14), BEC 84 (8/14), REG 90 (10/26), AUD 97 (11/30) I'm Done!

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    the section 179 amt i am guessing yes. I don't believe you should spend too much time memorizing the exact amount for standard deductions and personal exemptions...but then again i could be completely wrong by the time i take it OCt 19th.

    FAR - 85
    BEC - 90
    REG - 10/19

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    I wouldn't spend time memorizing dollar amounts. I took and passed REG on 8/28. Look at the % outline for the exam that shows what will be covered and how much. I would focus on what the pass keys say if you are using Becker and corp and partnership rules rather than stressing over $ amounts. Learn the concepts and how to apply them. A lot of MCs ?s for practice are VERY helpful.

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    Packers54301, just wondering if you could shed some light on the study strategy you had for FAR. You got a really good score! I just started studying FAR last monday and I am getting very nervous! This is my last one....I knew it was going to be a beast, but any suggestions would be great!

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    Just took REG for the 2nd time on Thursday. I studied with Becker and felt very confident about my ability to take AND pass a Becker REG test, however either the AICPA threw in a lot of additional test material, or Becker needs to adjust their study materials. I got a 74 the first time so I hope I did enough for that extra point, but I'm definitely disappointed with the materials I studied with considering what my actual test consisted of.

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    I sent my feedback to someone at Becker after I took the REG exam because I was caught off guard a bit too with some of the exam. I felt like I failed when I left and I ended up passing. I think some of the additional test material they might throw is in not guranteed to be used and maybe those ?s will be thrown out if enough people answer them incorrectly.

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    Will you give me some advice? With no practical experience, how many hours will I need to work for the REG? I just started working on it with Wiley and finished approx. 10% pages. I studied with Wiley for BEC and AUD, and hope it works for REG, too.

    BEC 88, AUD 89, REG 80, FAR 88 (8/28/10)

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    For REG I would get a video course that uses the Wiley books...that's my $.02.

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    I just took FARE oct. 2 and I'm planning on taking REG nov. 23. Planning on starting studying tomorrow. I'm actually real happy that I won't have to worry about receiving my FARE score until REG is over (hopefully.) Good luck with all of your studying.

    REG - 76 November 2009
    BEC - 75 February 2010
    AUD - 70,92 November 2010
    FAR - 69;78 May 2011

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    Do any tax professionals have any comments to make on this section of the exam? Was it easier than expected due to experience in practice? How does Becker's materials stand up to the actual exam relative to practical experience?

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    I am also wondering about the timing of score releases. It seems as if everyone had the new sims this window. Will everyone be waiting until December for their REG scores? Any thoughts Jeff?

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    There's is no way of knowing if you have a "new simulation".

    The simulations will change in 2011 and will have unrelated tabs, but that's not relevant for this window or 2010.

    The only people who know if your sim is new (i.e. never tested) is the AICPA.

    So - I wouldn't read too much into your sims as far as Wave 1/Wave 2 goes.

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    Hi Jeff,
    
    Are you sure that the unrelated tabs change to the REG simulations will not be taking effect until 2011? My simulations on October 5 had tabs that were comletely unrelated, all with their own background information. Is this the way that the REG simulations normally look, or is it possible that I did get some "new" or "test" simulations?

    AUD-92 BEC-86. FAR-94 REG- 73, retake-2/5/10 - 87. Hello license.

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    Jeremy - that does sound new. hmmm...I guess we'll see if you get your score in Wave 1...I'm curious to see how this goes.

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    Jeff,

    I can tell you this much. It is going to go badly for me. I had two hours left when I started the sims and the background reading alone probably took 45 minutes for full comprehension. Two hours was not nearly enough time to get through what basically ended up being 8 separate mini-sims. I suppose we will see though. My only hope is that they really are new simulations and the AICPA just throws them out completely and I get my score based on only MC and writing. HAHA.

    AUD-92 BEC-86. FAR-94 REG- 73, retake-2/5/10 - 87. Hello license.

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    Well - if it makes you feel any better, most people struggle to finish REG in the time allotted.

    Hope for the best...you should know in...a month or so. Argh...glad I'm over with this torture!

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    Jeremy & Jeff,

    When I took FAR in late August I also got a sim that was all different topics on different tabs. Very difficult! I took in the second window so not sure if I got a "new" sim, I got my grade with all the others in mid-late September.

    AUD - 88; BEC - 75; REG - 63, 94; FAR - 77 DONE!
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    I've now taken FAR and REG within the last 6 weeks, and for both my sims were completely unrelated tabs. For FAR, I felt exactly as Jeremey does, that there was absolutely not enough time to even get through the reading portion. I was expecting the same with REG but although I had unrelated tabs, they were much more manageable to complete (or at least GUESS at). I'm curious as to whether my sims for REG were "new" or just a compilation of old sims put together. Either way, I'm now retaking FAR in two weeks, and I have the final review for Becker, but studying for this beast again is horrible.

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    I took FAR on first Monday of this October and each tab in both of my sims were unrelated.

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    Jeremy, and others who have recently taken REG:

    Are the simulations that you are all talking about particularly hard, or is the issue more to do with time because of how long and they were?

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    I would say that the topics that my sims covered tend to be explained quite minimally by most study courses out there.

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    ahh that sounds like both then! My test is in 10 days, so I am trying to prepare for it the best I can.. Friday I finished reading all the chapters and the MCQs & Sims. Since Saturday I've taken advantage of the long weekend.. woke up early, went to the library to re-read/skim the chapters and make notes of all the chapters.. got home just in time to go to sleep. I feel really comfortable with the material in Becker that I've studied, but then I am scared for the exam to test heavily on topics that weren't covered, or weren't covered in much detail. Worrying about that is so stressful because I just don't know how to prepare for that.. because I felt a bit like that when I took BEC, that some topics on the exam weren't focused on in Becker. Ahh sorry for the vent..

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    Thats alright. Everyone needs to vent once in a while. Haha. i would say to just give a little extra time to the more elusice topics, and to know your formulas/limitations inside and out.

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    yeah, thats what all my notes are on. I wrote out all the calulations, phase-outs, etc and then the descriptions of topics that I am not too familiar on and turned it into about 4 pages for each chapter. I have a great memory, so that stuff I can easily memorize.

    The law section is scaring me a bit, though because the topics are simple, but there is SO much to some of them. Buttt once I feel totally comfortable with tax, I am focusing on law. I already knew a lot of tax, and for some reason even though I don't like it, it sticks in my head. So.. law is my next big focus.

    I think I will feel more comfortable once I take the Final Exams, because if I do well on them then it will just assure me that I do really know the topics. I want to save those until I've totally reviewed everyting.. hopefully by Sunday.

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    That sounds like a pretty good study strategy. Make sure to do A LOT of MC practice as this is 70% of the exam. I know everyone already knows that MC is 70%, but I think that we often forget, especially when we start looking at the sims during the exam. Be sure to keep studying all the way up until exam time and you will do great.

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    I know, it is definitely easy to forget that! But, multiple choice what I do most really. I study the material and do the MCQs. I've only done the sims once so far, and I plan to do them again after I take my final reviews.. because it seems the best way to be prepared for them is to know the material. & my studying will definitely stay up.. I have all of my days planned out, haha it makes me feel better when I know what I should be doing each day.. this exam has made me so organized haha its so weird.

    Thank you so much, you've really help me be more calm just by listening!

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    Spstarla78...I apologize for putting you on the spot, but I think that your answer to my question following this sentence will shed some important light on the REG exam. I noticed that you didn't pass REG on your first try and then you got a score that is not only spectacular, but is quite a large difference from your first score. My question is, what do you think made the difference the second time...study habits, study materials, exam, ect? Thank you in advance for answering this question.

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    Just got out of REG for the second time. I feel horrible. Well, I am going to start working on Audting again!!

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    ktsullivan: In my opinion and experience if you do well on the Becker Final Exams, your very well prepared. With each exam I found the final exams to be harder than the actual exam and in some cases very discouraging. I think I passed one of the final exams out of all 8 haha.
    
    Do you have Becker Flashcards and Final Review? I found them both to be very helpful!
    
    emc: Nobody comes out of the exam feeling amazing! Don't let it discourage you!

    AUD: 82 BEC:78 FAR: 78 REG: 89

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    Hmm.. for BEC I passed the first final exam with high 80s, and the second one I got in the 70s, but I actually scored a 74 on the exam :\ But anyways, I do believe that Becker's final exams are harder because thats what everyone says.. So, hopefully on Sunday when I finish the REG final exams, I will feel very confident!

    I don't have the final review but I do have the flashcards, which are great, especially the few days before the exam to keep everything fresh in mind. But I got the final review for BEC & the MCQs were great, but I didn't feel like I learned anything from the videos.. everything they emphasized I felt comfortable with. So, I didn't get it for REG

    My exam is next Friday. So I have every day from now until then planned out hour-by-hour haha! And at work, when I am not busy, I'm doing those free cpa review questions online just to keep thinking

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    It sounds like your study habits are great, I'm sure you'll do great!

    I think BEC was the one I passed the final exams on too, so that makes sense. I know a few people that hit 74's on BEC the first time through and knocked it out with no problem the second time. I don't know anybody that passed by a wide margin.

    I thought the flashcards were great too, I have to see things a million times to get them to stick so those worked great!

    Did you go back through the HW questions multiple times? I think I did them all like 3 times, but I had to mix them up or i just memorized the answers.

    AUD: 82 BEC:78 FAR: 78 REG: 89

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    lol thats what everyone tells me, but I studied this hard for BEC and stilla 74. But, I know thats just my problem with second guessing.

    But yeah, I have really put 100% into studying for these exams. For BEC it was like some of the questions were more detailed than I remember the review materials being, so thats what I am most stressed about now. But, I realize theres nothing to do about that except just keep studying the materials available.

    I do the MCQs at the end of the chapter, then I try and wait at least a week before I re-do them so I don't memorize them. I've probably done all the chapters at least twice right now. But right now, I am focusing on R1-R4.. finishing up all my notes (it helps to much, because I'm re-reading the chapters and typing it up at the same time). Tomorrow I am going to re-do all of the MCQs for R1-R4, and the simulations. By saturday I want to have reviewed & finished all of R5-R7 MCQs & simulations. So, that will be a third or fourth time for all of them at that point. Then, sunday is my final exams day, and from then on I will definitely know my strong/weak areas & I will be focusing on weak areas, and reviewing my strong areas so they don't become weak haha!

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    btw, sorry all my answers are so long. I tend to ramble on an on!

    & that makes me happy to know your friends did well when they re-took it! I can't wait to re-take it.. prob in jan/feb after this one & audit

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    Sounds like a pretty good plan to me!

    I had to make sure I went back through everything as much as possible, I probably read through every chapter at least 5 times. Sometimes just skimming a few before I went to bed.

    Do you second guess problems on the actualy exam? If I go back to questions I almost always change to a wrong answer. I had to make a rule for myself for the exam if I have a questions I don't know and want to go back and look at it, then I'll flag it, if I do the problem and select an answer, I don't go back to it.

    AUD: 82 BEC:78 FAR: 78 REG: 89

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    With BEC it seems to usually be B3 & B5 that are the most highly tested, but don't let the IT stuff get away either, a lot of people stumble on it!

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    Yes, that was my problem! I second guess myself easily, and convince myself of wrong answers. Not so much with calculations, but when its all theoretical stuff thats when I question my answers. So for the tax section I am not too worried because even though there are a lot of text-type questions, I do actually know a lot about it. But its law that scares me.. two answers are always so close! But, I am working on that very hard! In my first round of MCQs (law sections) I was getting in the 60s (about 7 or 8 wrong out of about 25 each section), and it would have been at least in the 80s if I went with my first choice.

    I like your rule for the exams.. I am definitely going to try that. That takes a lot of bravery!

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    actually, I did better than average for B2, B3, B4, and one point below average on B5. It was business structure that brought me down.. way down. & for some reason, my first testlet seemed soo much harder than the other two which is weird because they say for BEC they are all supposed to be the same difficulty level.

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    Ya it can be a bit nerve racking going back and not looking closely at them but 1. it saves time and 2. I had the same problem all the way through school so I got used to not double checking the ones I completed the first time through.

    My boyfriend feels the exact same about REG! He just missed with a 74 and based on his score report he was scoring high 80's in all the tax stuff and low in the law. I find the law to be pretty second nature, and my Masters degree is in Audit and Controls, so I was more stressed out about the tax portion. I haven't recieved my score report yet, but it will be interesting to see where my high points were.

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    You are definitely right about that!

    Ahh! I feel like those will be my results as well haha! But, I'm just trying to organize it in my mind so that I can learn it easier, or at least memorize it. R7 seems easy enough to keep straight, R5 is the one that seems tough for me. Its simple, but theres just so much to it. R6 is kind of so-so for me.. but I have a good feeling about this exam :)

    Thats weird you haven't gotten your report yet, I got mine about a week after it was online. Did you at least get your score?

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