[Hannah]

Hi all,

Just found out I passed AUD and FAR with about 5-6 weeks of studying for each. I am wanting to knock out BEC during July and REG at the end of August, if possible.

Is 2-3 weeks of full-time studying adequate for BEC? Anything I should put a focus on during studying?

Thanks!

AUD - 89
BEC - NINJA in Training
FAR - 89
REG - NINJA in Training

"The harder I work, the luckier I get.”

[itooshallpass]

Congrats on your passes! I am studying BEC currently and was aiming for 7 weeks, but just pushed it back another week to give myself more time as I realize my weak areas. I have heard of people passing with only 2 or 3 weeks, but I would consider that the bare minimum, which would work if you are very dedicated. Considering your shorter times on FAR and AUD, it's possible, but personally I would give it more time, probably 4 weeks minimum. Granted I am not studying full-time, about 15-30 hrs a week, it varies a lot 🙂

FAR - 85 (12/17)
AUD - 80 (1/18)
REG - 83 (6/18)
BEC - 85 (7/18)

Ethics - 95

DONE DONE DONE DONE

[Andrew]

Don't underestimate BEC. Don't cut your study time short. This test is not a cake-walk. I'd at least do 4-5 weeks of studying to be safe. Treat this test and study as hard as you have for the others and you'll eliminate a lot of worry about not passing.

AUD - 86
BEC - 88
FAR - 91
REG - 88

Ethics - 91

Awaiting 1 year experience for licensure

[Nikki374]

@Hannah, it is definitely doable in 3 weeks if you have the time in your schedule. I am able to study about 15-20 hours per week so I usually take at least 6 weeks to study for each part. I'm currently waiting on my BEC score and I studied for 7 weeks.

Never give up!

FAR - 84 (11/13/17)

AUD - 82 (5/3/17)

REG - 75 (1/27/18)

BEC - 75 (4/29/18)

Surgent CPA Review only

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