Posted: 19 May 2007 at 09:11 | IP Logged
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Here is a consideration. Let's say that you pass FARE (the hardest) first and do not pass all of the other parts in 18 months. FARE, which is cram-packed with material, will be the first you will have to pass again. I am sure that there are plenty of people out there that have lost an exam credit. My approach is that the first one that I pass will be the one that I will be most comfortable retaking, if necessary. Since I am an auditor, that it AUD.
When I was first deciding which ones to study in which order, I was thinking about going with FARE first since it is hardest. But, I received some advice from a veteran CPA exam test-taker. He said that you should start with the ones that will be easiest for you so that it will build your confidence. Confidence (and knowledge of material and tricks) are the keys to passing the exam. My test order was: AUD, REG, BEC, FARE.
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