Alex writes in, Hey, Jeff, How are you? So, I took FAR a couple weeks ago. If I pass it, then I’ll be done. If not, I’m going to have to retake FAR, obviously, but also BEC. I’ve purchased some NINJA products for you in the past. I’ve used Rogers CPA Review as well. I probably shouldn’t even be thinking of what my study plan would be like if I didn’t pass. I know I’ll probably get Ninja MCQ and get cray-cray with those, but my question is, in your experience, what has been the longest you recall someone going through the studying process. For me, I’m not very bright. It’s been over four years now and I haven’t taken breaks. I mean, my family and I have gone on vacation for a week here and there, but my process has been consistent over four years since I began studying.

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The question that comes up a lot is, What is the CPA Exam Score Release? What is it? People sign up to take the CPA exam, and when it comes to the CPA Exam score release, they don’t really understand what it is and how it works. So here we go. You go to Prometric because you signed up through NASBA to take the CPA exam. Now, so you go to Prometric … because NASBA gives you permission. However, the CPA exam is administered by the AICPA, who is in charge of the CPA Exam and in charge of the content. NASBA is the one that gives you permission to walk in, Prometric is the entity that records your CPA Exam. After you take your exam, things get a little complicated. When people get upset with the AICPA about the CPA Exam score release, it’s actually not the AICPA that

Saba says, How far in advance did you study for the CPA Exam? In what order did you take the CPA Exam? I’m planning on finishing them all in 2018, but I have audit and special topics, like, consolidations and corporate tax. But I feel like I need to be constantly reviewing because I’m forgetting the minutia of the topics. I’m taking the Enrolled Agent exam, okay, first of December, so I can start working before I pass the CPA exam, but that’s the only part of the exam, so I feel like I should be reviewing way in advance. Any tips will be helpful for someone who has one to two semesters left. Do not start studying for the CPA exam until you are eight weeks out from exam day. So, you don’t have to have your notice of schedule but if you know that you’re taking your exam