According to the Uniform CPA Examination Alert, students who took two sections in a testing window were more likely to pass one section of the CPA Exam than those who took just one.
Thought: Makes sense…
Students who took two sections were also more likely to pass both of them than pass just one.
Thought: Ok, finally something to chew on.
Students who took all FOUR sections in a window were more likely to pass all 4 than they were to pass 3, 2, or 1 section.
Thought: Weird.
Eric Thomas was a high school dropout and was homeless for two years. Today, he has a PhD and is an author and motivational speaker. In these two videos, he’s addressing students at Michigan State University. His words of wisdom are impacting and directly apply to candidates studying for the CPA Exam. Enjoy.
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June 2010 Special: FREE CPA Exam Survival Guide Recently, after discovering another71.com, I read the book that this website offers, “50 Things You Must Know About The CPA Exam.” … I think the book and the website address some good questions that the websites from NASBA or the AICPA fail to make user-friendly. Ultimately I […]
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