Welcome hotstuff!  I've always wanted to say that here at the forum...lol  ;-)

No seriously, glad you are here!  I think you'll find the members here are very helpful and overall great.

@ ALL MY SUPPORTERS

Thank you ! :) I think you are correct about the JE's they are very important. I am sort of picking it up as i go. I have created an outline of all the topics and subtopics w/ notes.

The simulation is something that i need to take serious because i think it will be my biggest weakness b/c the reading and test format for that section can be confusing.

However, I have stepped up my study game, I am currently studying from 5:30-11pm excluding a few breaks to eat and ect.

Weekend's spent at the library for at least 6 hours at a time. You wouldn't believe i actually spent my BIRTHDAY STUDYING.... It was March 21 :)

There are so many distractions thank god i don't use Face Hook anymore, for once in my life I’m not paying attention to all my pass friends timeline. I still have Twitter but i haven't tweeted in 1 month now that site might be even more addictive :)

Progress: I am beginning to understand Comprehensive income better that was a weakness. I am learning the Cash Flow Statement pretty strong and focusing on COST ACCOUNTING ... inventory and ect .

Also - I think it’s a good idea that we all become very familiar w/ the ASC accounting principles. its a lot of material however, its helping me transition to the International Accounting Standards.

It’s crazy because I graduated in '08 and learned none of this stuff in college to the core. I guess something you have to catch yourself.  Another reason I’m glad that I decide to use my own studying methods.

Lets me know if you are creating a process for these exams we can team up! I am about the A3 Lean projects at my work place hahah.

@AccountingNerd8

please share tips on your FAR experience and topics that are higly tested.

i was assuming revenue recognition :)