BEC is ripe for questions out of the blue.  I remember questions that were not touched by my materials, and some of them where just WTF? 

I passed BEC when business structure was tested - the IT parts were perfect examples of stuff being pulled out of the examiners back sides.  You needed a MIS degree to get those questions right.

Coastergenius wrote: Definitely can't skimp on Internal Control for this exam.  I would rather have business structure from before than corporate governance, enterprise risk management, and internal control. I had a few questions on the exam that weren't anywhere close to touched on the CPA review material that I couldn't even figure out by researching online in my free time after the exam.

I just feel like internal control should be with the audit section of the exam... not BEC. I was lucky because i previously studied audit, but for people who haven't yet, it can be very very tricky.