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October 11, 2020 at 7:37 am #3126513
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ParticipantSo I just took AUD and now I've got a whole month to wait for my score…
I already have REG scheduled for late November but of course I'm not confident I passed AUD. So I intend to start studying for REG (again -_-) but do not want to just forget everything I did for AUD in case I failed.
How would you guys go about keeping yourself fresh on material for one exam while you study for another? Just daily MCQ? Should I maybe redo a Becker module a day or something? I'm worried about spending too much time on it too because I need all the time and help and focus I can muster to finally get through REG.
What do y'all think?
FAR - 61, 77REG - 63, 60, 79
BEC - 74, 88
AUD - 78
October 11, 2020 at 3:12 pm #3126747Skynet
ParticipantKeep on studying the next section.
Every little time not studying is time wasted.
Candidates may think that the 18 months rolling period to pass all exams is a long time but, it goes by fast. And having to retake a section or to prevent losing credit for previous exams passed causes even more pressures.
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Phase V : TBDOctober 11, 2020 at 8:43 pm #3127050Sam
ParticipantYou have passed two exams, so definitely don't lose all hope. That being said, it wouldn't hurt to stay fresh on some of the topics you struggled with, maybe spend a few hours on those each week or weekend? Depends on how much time you have/if you're working/etc, but at least a few hours a week would do a lot of good if you want to commit that time. Then in a few weeks or closer to the score release, take another practice exam on everything and see how you fare.
Hopefully committing a bit of time for Aud review will ease your mind and keep you in a good place if you fail, while also allowing you to prepare for Reg. Hope this helps! Ultimately you'll know best how to use to your time and what works/doesn't work. Good luck!
BEC - 90 (7/19, 8 weeks)
FAR - 78 (10/19, 10 weeks)
AUD - 75 (12/19, 8 weeks)
REG - 90 (7/20, ~12 weeks, split up)Ethics - 97 (~6 hours to go through the material & take the quiz)
Licensed in Virginia (10/20, ~1.5 weeks to process after submitting everything)October 11, 2020 at 9:00 pm #3127062JFKGY
ParticipantI usually choose a date with the shortest waiting time.
But the answer to your question is very simple —- JUST ASSUME YOU HAVE PASSED.
(why did you think you failed anyway?)
Honestly, if your score landed somewhere in between 60-75, it just means you are bad luck. Just another try.
If you get a 75. Then it doesn't matter.
NY - License Approved December 2020.October 15, 2020 at 6:53 pm #3130575monikernc
ParticipantStudy for the next but review this one while waiting.
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BEC - 82
FAR - 76
REG - 88How have you been?
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If you want things to change you have to do something different.October 21, 2020 at 11:00 am #3134910Anthony
ParticipantI wouldn't bother reviewing an exam you already taken and waiting. Jump to the another exam and take it, if you find out you fail, study for it again but it wouldn't be so bad because you have already been exposed to the material and then retake it again ASAP.
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BEC - 80
FAR - 81
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