Here are the top 10 ways to fail the CPA Exam–and what you can do to avoid these pitfalls.
Most of us tend to ask our peers for advice to help us get a feel for what the exam experience will be like. Beware though; not everyone’s advice is worth following, as it can be counterproductive. To avoid falling for any of these common mistakes, we have compiled a list of the World’s Worst CPA Exam Advice!
Studying in the same location is important as you’ll begin to associate a frame of mind with that environment. The same phenomenon happens when you feel compelled to turn on the TV when you walk into the living room or notice a mental shift toward what you’ve been working on when you get to the office.
Everyone wants to know how to pass this exam so that they can be progressive in their career, increase their earning power, and be successful. I believe that knowing what to do to pass the exam is just as important as knowing what not to do.
Maintaining focus on your CPA Exam studies is one of the most challenging aspects of the entire Exam process. So, it’s important to find ways to stay motivated.
It happens to the best of us. You study for hours on end, take your exam, and stay up until 1 AM waiting for score release only to discover that you didn’t pass. You may have felt disappointed, frustrated, anxious, or all the above.
Margo Pacific describes what her strategies for tackling TBSs are and the ways in which TBSs can benefit you on the CPA Exam.
After running short on time on my first exam, I read through a number of online articles on speeding up answer times on multiple choice questions, as well as a…
Dips in motivation will occur when you’re preparing for the CPA Exam. Here are some common ones that will reassure you’re not alone on this journey!
We’re all aware that there are many requirements we have to meet in order to become a CPA. Among the sea of paperwork you have to submit, course credits, and professional hours you have to have under your belt, and the specific requirements for each state, some lines become blurred until you’ve crossed them.