UWorld CPA Exam

As Memorial Day approaches (or any other holiday, for that matter), many of you may be taking some trips to take advantage of a 3-day weekend. That’s fantastic, especially if you’re celebrating the end of a testing window or just need to get away.

Learn the tips & tricks this student used to pass each section of the CPA exam with ease. Don’t worry – it’s not just “work hard.”

The Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) section of the CPA Exam can be the most difficult of the overall four-part exam. The “far”-reaching and meticulous depth of material covered can intimidate even the best-prepared student! Don’t worry though, as long as you study the topics on the exam and practice, you can sit for the exam with confidence.

You know there are 4 parts to the CPA Exam, but did you know that each part should be approached differently? Below, we’ve broken down each exam section and provided some expert tips so you know how to prepare and what to expect. This is our inside scoop on the CPA Exam.

Knowing how many hours are needed to effectively study for the CPA Exam is something candidates need to know from the very beginning of their CPA exam journey. This information allows you to create a realistic study schedule that will play a major part in passing the exam.

Roger CPA Review is delighted to once again to have Dana Jarvis, Operations and Planning Leader at Burr Pilger Mayer (BPM), as a guest blogger! Working for the largest California-based Accounting and Consulting firm, and an expert in all-things-CPA, Dana brings you the industry’s hottest topics! Tune in below and learn priceless habits to help you conquer the CPA Exam.

Robert Eyler shares his 5 top tips on how to pass the CPA Exam and improve your professional and personal life. See what his tried and true life hacks are and…