CPA Reviewed Podcast #85 – What is the CPA Exam Score Release? – BEC overhead variances – an easy way to remember? – Multiple choice question topics that aren’t discussed in CPA Review study materials? – Studying out of order? – REG – 2018 – Is this for CPA Test takers this year? – Business Law 40% of Regulation MCQ? – Taken 19 Exams and doubting myself. Have a CPA Exam Study Question? Need Help Balancing Life and the CPA Exam? You can Ask Jeff, and your question will be answered in the next CPA Exam Podcast. Ready to Kick the CPA Exam in the Face on Exam Day? Get Free NINJA CPA Review Materials that will help you… Study Less Avoid Common CPA Candidate Mistakes Get Higher Scores Spend More Time with Friends and Family Finally Pass and Get On With Your Life?   Podcast: Play in new window

Mark writes in, I’m very nervous. I feel like I have to be an accounting expert to pass the CPA Exam and I’m overwhelming myself, in other words, I need to memorize the entire book Becker sent me. All I’m doing is taking a test. I would appreciate some feedback. OK. So, I don’t know which exam you’re taking. Here’s the deal, the CPA review courses, they have to put all of the information in their course because you could be tested over pretty much anything. So while that information is in the course, is in the book, whatever, you can’t get bogged down. And you can’t get too in the weeds on the material. FAR is a mile wide and an inch deep, and I think someone else came up with that, but I can’t remember who, and at the time it kind of seemed like I did, this

Haiyu writes in, and I apologize if I butchered your name, Hey, Jeff, I have about three weeks out until my first exam ever for BEC. I’m freaking out on how I should be studying. I purchased the Ninja course for BEC about a week ago, and I also have Becker, however the Becker videos are too lengthy and note taking is too time-consuming. I have written notes the Cornell Method way and all of the chapters for Becker already, but I’ve not had the time to review them because they are too lengthy and I’m horrible at note taking. I have yet to finish even four out of six of the MCQs that they provided. I wanna know what is the best study strategy I can take along with the Ninja MCQs on my upcoming test. I’ve been using Ninja MCQs to review and so far everything on the

Antiqua writes in, Do you think it’s possible to pass the FAR exam with the Roger CPA Review Cram Course only? Alright, so I saw this question in my email and they also asked it in the forum. Okay, so your question is, do I think it’s possible? Yes, I think it’s possible. I think it’s possible to pass the CPA exam doing only multiple choice because people have done it. I think it’s possible to pass the CPA exam or a section of the CPA exam using only the Ninja notes. Because people have done it and they wrote me to tell me that they did. And I do think it’s possible to pass the FAR exam using only the Rogers CPA review cram course only. Now, I’m probably the only CPA review course out there who would dare mention a “competitor”. In a podcast, like everyone just pretends