u/AuditAfterDark

▲ 9 r/CPA

I failed my first attempt and I’m trying to be more intentional this time around.
For context:

I started with Ninja because it was affordable, but I don’t think I had enough structure. After failing, I switched to Becker and it’s felt a lot more organized and in-depth, especially for tougher topics.
Now I’m trying to figure out the smartest way to move forward without overcomplicating things.
For those who passed:

  • Did you stick with one main course (Becker, Gleim, UWorld, etc.), or add anything on top?
  • Was Becker alone enough if you followed it properly?
  • Did you use any cheaper supplements (extra MCQs, YouTube, flashcards, etc.) to target weak areas?

I feel like I was close, but I want to make sure I’m using my time the right way this time around.

Appreciate any advice 🙏

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