Passing the CPA exams is when you study hard, if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Willard.
Good info ! I'm using Becker now studying for FAR and I'm the same way I hate those SIMS. I do them on days I have the most energy which are the weekends.
how much time would you spend reading within the glossary? I'm doing that within FAR right now I may make this a daily habit every morning to kick start my critical thinking faculties for like 20 mins every time
Hello i am an international student. I want to be a cpa a and i want to know which major and if there are extra courses i should take. I am applying for community college in kansas and i am a bit lost so i need your help. I thought of getting an associate degree in 2 years and then applying for university.
Hey! That's all personal preference really. Some people do the exams back to back to back. And some people take a couple months off. My advice would be to get them all done w ASAP as I know some people who take time off in between sessions and never get back into it again. But you know yourself best.
Hi joey. Thanks for your inputs. However there’s a slight doubt which arises when you say you watched the lectures. Now that it is concept videos. Is it the same or would it be sufficient that we listen to concept videos as you did with lectures. Thank you
Hey! Yes I kinda used the word lecture and concept video interchangeably. I'd still recommend watching them and taking notes just like I did with the lectures.
It depends on how much time you want to spend studying but for me, I would do a couple modules each day and also review some older modules. This might take 3-4 hours of studying but that was what I was ok with.
Hi, just a quick question. I learned some basic accounting in college, but not much compared to an accounting student. I’m planning to take the CPA exam in the next two years. Should I start Becker immediately or find more basic accounting books/ courses to advance my knowledge first? I don't know whether Becker is more advanced for me or if I can start from Becker. I am stuck about this since Becker is such a significant investment. I really appreciate your response!
Hi! Currently studying for the CPA using the Becker free trial and with Becker it’s information overload. They intentionally overload you with information so that’s it’s easier than the CPA. I definitely recommend to try the free trial and get a feel but it’s definitely gonna feel overwhelming at first lol. Just need lots of practice!
@@karis1128 Yup, I 100% agree with this. Becker would be a good resource but I understand it is a large investment. If you're interested, I created a CPA review supplement which has great content and is far more affordable than Becker. You can check it out at smartercpasreviews.com. The other thing to consider is to make sure you're even eligible to sit for the CPA Exam. Check your state requirements to find out.
Hi Joey, Thank you for making this video. If I want to find out the correct answers to some of the questions that were tested on the exam, who should I reach out to? I'm dying to know the answers, but Becker doesn't answer the questions that are not included in their course.
Hey, tbh I have no idea. I'm not sure if you can find that anywhere. I'm impressed you remember the questions. I always blacked out during the exams lol
Obviously CPA exam has been a pain in my butt that won't bother me any longer I have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr Dylan God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
I took a total of 18 months from when i started studying to finishing. I took some breaks in between each exam. And I took this long for each exam: FAR- 6 months(super overkill, did not need that much time) AUD- 3 months (normal length, maybe a bit long) REG- 2 months BEC- 3 months
@@JoeyCPA I am following the same path. I started studying auditing in May and I plan to take the exam the end of July. I start my FAR Becker review on July 11. I thought I would get through the exam quickly, considering I have multiple advance degrees. That was affirmatively debunked. Accounting is extraordinarily boring compared to mu other advanced degrees.
@@marvelouss719 hahaha yes accounting really can be a bore but the key is to just embrace the boring-ness of it all. It is what it is but with focus and consistency you will get through it. Goodluck!
@@rekzwinnie7482 Yes, that would be sufficient but you will just have a higher workload each day than if you took a bit longer. But yes certainly a reasonable time frame to get it done.
Passing the CPA exams is when you study hard, if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Willard.
People keep talking about Willard all over
UA-cam, he must be a very awesome help.
Yes you're correct but remember heaven helps those who help themselves, try studying if you can't study then get yourself a good help
I studied for months and couldn't pass, I guess passing is a blessing
CPA exam might seem so tough to pass but studying very hard is a very vital sc. kill to win trust me.
Everyone has their own way, Willard worked for me and studying didn't .
Thanks, really clear and straightforward advice. I start my study grind for AUD next week
Happy to help! Good luck with AUD!
Good info ! I'm using Becker now studying for FAR and I'm the same way I hate those SIMS. I do them on days I have the most energy which are the weekends.
hahaha yup, doesn't sound too dissimilar to what i was doing. Good luck with your studies!
Thank you, this is really helpful! I’m currently studying for FAR and realizing some of my study methods are inefficient.
Oh I'm glad I could help! Good luck with your studies!
Hi there am also studying FAR
Just scheduled auditing; text date end of August.
Awesome, good luck!
@@JoeyCPA Thank you.
how much time would you spend reading within the glossary? I'm doing that within FAR right now
I may make this a daily habit every morning to kick start my critical thinking faculties for like 20 mins
every time
Hello i am an international student. I want to be a cpa a and i want to know which major and if there are extra courses i should take. I am applying for community college in kansas and i am a bit lost so i need your help. I thought of getting an associate degree in 2 years and then applying for university.
I passed my exams after contacting Mr Dylan
t e l e g r a m
Mr_Dylan01
He’s the best when it comes to cpa.your success is assured.
I got my license last week through the help of prof.
I am using becker material. Do i need to follow other materials or i just stick to becker?
You can definitely just follow Becker and be perfectly fine. But if you want to supplement with Ninja or something like that that won't hurt
Good information! Trying to figure out where to start and which study provider to go with. How long between sections?
Hey! That's all personal preference really. Some people do the exams back to back to back. And some people take a couple months off. My advice would be to get them all done w ASAP as I know some people who take time off in between sessions and never get back into it again. But you know yourself best.
Hi joey. Thanks for your inputs. However there’s a slight doubt which arises when you say you watched the lectures. Now that it is concept videos. Is it the same or would it be sufficient that we listen to concept videos as you did with lectures. Thank you
Hey! Yes I kinda used the word lecture and concept video interchangeably. I'd still recommend watching them and taking notes just like I did with the lectures.
Would you do 1 module a day? And split up your time half and half studying the new module, and reviewing the old chapters? Thanks!
It depends on how much time you want to spend studying but for me, I would do a couple modules each day and also review some older modules. This might take 3-4 hours of studying but that was what I was ok with.
Hi, just a quick question. I learned some basic accounting in college, but not much compared to an accounting student. I’m planning to take the CPA exam in the next two years. Should I start Becker immediately or find more basic accounting books/ courses to advance my knowledge first? I don't know whether Becker is more advanced for me or if I can start from Becker. I am stuck about this since Becker is such a significant investment. I really appreciate your response!
Hi! Currently studying for the CPA using the Becker free trial and with Becker it’s information overload. They intentionally overload you with information so that’s it’s easier than the CPA. I definitely recommend to try the free trial and get a feel but it’s definitely gonna feel overwhelming at first lol. Just need lots of practice!
@@karis1128 Yup, I 100% agree with this. Becker would be a good resource but I understand it is a large investment. If you're interested, I created a CPA review supplement which has great content and is far more affordable than Becker. You can check it out at smartercpasreviews.com.
The other thing to consider is to make sure you're even eligible to sit for the CPA Exam. Check your state requirements to find out.
Hi Joey,
Thank you for making this video. If I want to find out the correct answers to some of the questions that were tested on the exam, who should I reach out to? I'm dying to know the answers, but Becker doesn't answer the questions that are not included in their course.
Hey, tbh I have no idea. I'm not sure if you can find that anywhere. I'm impressed you remember the questions. I always blacked out during the exams lol
Obviously CPA exam has been a pain in my butt that won't bother me any longer I have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr Dylan God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
Am sorry for that some people also
go through difficulties, just be patient
and keep studying
I saw someone say he is not trustworthy i
couldn't stop laughing, really people say a lot
of shit these days.
He doesn't have a UA-cam channel, why is that?
how many months you took to pass all exams and months per exam to pass each subject?
I took a total of 18 months from when i started studying to finishing. I took some breaks in between each exam. And I took this long for each exam:
FAR- 6 months(super overkill, did not need that much time)
AUD- 3 months (normal length, maybe a bit long)
REG- 2 months
BEC- 3 months
@@JoeyCPA I am following the same path. I started studying auditing in May and I plan to take the exam the end of July. I start my FAR Becker review on July 11. I thought I would get through the exam quickly, considering I have multiple advance degrees. That was affirmatively debunked. Accounting is extraordinarily boring compared to mu other advanced degrees.
@@marvelouss719 hahaha yes accounting really can be a bore but the key is to just embrace the boring-ness of it all. It is what it is but with focus and consistency you will get through it. Goodluck!
How much time did you give to prepare for each exam
FAR- 6 months(super overkill, did not need that much time)
AUD- 3 months (normal length, maybe a bit long)
REG- 2 months
BEC- 3 months
@@JoeyCPA I m actually preparing for far and I wanna give myself around 2 months would that be sufficient? And thanks for the video it was helpful.
@@rekzwinnie7482 Yes, that would be sufficient but you will just have a higher workload each day than if you took a bit longer. But yes certainly a reasonable time frame to get it done.
@@JoeyCPA thankyou for replying