The AICPA recommends 300-400 hours of studying to successfully pass the CPA Exam. So how do you determine the right amount of study hours for you? See what the profession’s leading CPA Exam instructor thinks you should take into account when strategizing your study schedule.
Tom Rogowski, CPA, Roger CPA Review’s Senior Business Development Director, discusses how the employer and employee relationship has recently shifted in public accounting. Find out what firms thinks about “job hopping,” and how firms face the “war for talent.”
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Do not fear the Written Communication portion of the BEC exam, we’re here to help! While you are not expected to be a literary genius or Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, there are a few tips that can help you through this portion of the CPA Exam. Learn the tricks to drafting a simple mock response to a client using proper grammar and punctuation.
Prepare your plan of attack for the most important exam of your life! The key to passing the CPA Exam is having a solid plan and sticking to it. Tune in and listen as Roger Philipp, CPA teaches you how to develop your own study plan and have a successful CPA Exam experience.
Did you know the FAR Exam had an important change in 2014? Tune in and listen to this quick webcast as Roger CPA Review’s Senior Editor, Mark Dauberman, discusses exactly what you need to know for the CPA Exam in regards to the new pronouncements eligible for testing.
Cost Accounting may be dreaded by many, but it is important to all. By determining cost of goods sold, managers can make important company decisions to help cut costs and improve profitability. Less cost and more money? Sounds like something you might want to know (for the BEC Exam and beyond!).
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Watch as Roger Philipp, CPA, CGMA, creates the mental framework to help you truly understand Audit Evidence and how to ensure these findings are sufficient and appropriate for the auditor’s conclusions.
Have questions about what the updated Audit Standards, known as the “Clarity Project,” really entails? Don’t fret! Roger Philipp, CPA has prepared an informative, 50-minute presentation that details the specifics of the “Clarity Project” in the industry and how it affects the Audit section of the CPA Exam.
Are you sitting for the CPA Exam in 2015? If so, you should know that there are changes happening! Find out what you need to know about the 2015 CPA Exam in this quick 10-minute summary covering all of the important changes to come, broadcasted straight from the desk of Elena Redko, CPA, one of Roger CPA Review’s dedicated Content Specialists.
The CPA Exam is pass/fail – you either hit the mark or you don’t. But have no fear – you don’t have to be a genius to pass the CPA Exam, but you do have to achieve this score (or higher) to pass!