UWorld CPA Exam

Does the CPA Exam application process have you feeling overwhelmed and confused?

As a CPA Exam candidate, your life is in constant motion. If you’re not studying for the CPA Exam, you’re going to school, working, raising a family, or doing all the above. And as you begin to make progress on obtaining licensure, there’s no doubt the process won’t leave you unscathed by change.

Exam day is stressful. You’ve been studying for several weeks, maybe even months, and all your hard work boils down to your performance on a two to four and half hour test. While you might not have gotten in every last hour of study time you had hoped by the time exam day rolls around, we’ve put together Rogers top exam taking tips to score those extra few points on exam day.

Our friend over at Accounting has written a blog post that draws attention to the importance of sleep as it pertains to studying for the CPA Exam. “…losing out on sleep absolutely destroys my ability to sit down and study,” she says, regretfully. As it turns out, she’s not the only one experiencing this difficulty.

Which part of the CPA Exam is the hardest? Here at Roger CPA Review, this is one of the questions we hear the most frequently. We usually try to avoid…A review and tally of published comments and opinions of students and alumni, shows that most feel FAR is the hardest part.

As a student, working professional, parent, or all of the above, we know that it’s important for you to find time to study for the CPA Exam whenever you can, wherever you can. After all, the key to passing isn’t how you juggle your busy lifestyle; but how you make studying a priority within it.
Here are our top 5 tips on how to squeeze more study time into your daily routine.

As we wrap up the last day of the June/August testing window, we’re also saying goodbye to the last summer month and hello to the beginning of September; a…

If many of you follow the same study regime as I do, which is waking up early to get an hour or so in before work and then into the late evening after work, then you will most likely be able to relate to fighting with yourself to stay awake while studying.

Community and a network of “I can relate to that” is an important thing to have when you’re studying for the CPA Exam. Especially if you’re the only one in your family or group of friends who’s doing it. They will be able to sympathize with what you’re doing, but they’ll never truly understand.