So far I've read the 1st module and honestly doesn't seem as bad or difficult that I thought it would be. I actually understood this book far more than d104. But is reading the book and taking notes enough to pass the OA?
I finally passed this class with 3 weeks of study. Honestly felt like there were way more conceptual questions than actual calculations to the point where i felt like i failed. Does it get easier after this? i have 8 classes remaining: AIS (scared of this one), d105, c720, c721, d079, d361, d080, d215.
I finished the text book and wanted to watch the unit course videos that are usually an hour long similar to d103 but I can't find anything other than the study guide and a review that's only 13 min long.
I have been grinding hard since March 1st by studying everyday at 3am to 7am. I have 9 classes left and currently on D104 OA2. I took a day off on July 28 and have kept pushing back on finishing d104. I'm on vacation from work and have to go back in 5 days. I feel like I wasted so much time not studying. I still find myself procrastinating, has anyone else did this?
Currently trying to go through the textbook and always feel like I'm not understanding what they're saying like at all. I cant tell if I'm just overworked from doing full time school and work or if the material is just hard. Plus I dont do well with just reading, I like videos alot more and feel i learn better that way, I miss red pen guy :(. Should I just read the textbook then do the quizzes and tests then reread the textbook when needed? I just want to make sure I pass it in one try.
Hey everyone I just finished an OA 2 hours ago. Half way through my OA Microsoft Defender gave me a pop up letting me know McAfee was expired and to uninstall or renew. I panicked and clicked Uninstall which opened my files folder then I closed that out. The Proctor didnt say anything and I resumed my test. Will something this small flag me for cheating? Ive seen others post that they got flagged after like a week after the test for small things. Im really scared and I still have 9 classes to go.
For me I hate my current job so I'm working hard to graduate and quit.
Im really finding it hard on whether to buy Becker and go for the exams or get the masters since you get cpa prep and in my state I only need one year of experience if you have 150 credits. Wanted to see if anyone took the masters path and to see if it was worth it. Ive heard some say the masters is a waste of time while others say that the masters did help when it came to one of the exams.
I have 10 classes left with 11 weeks remaining. I still have all of the IA series and Accounting information systems class to do so it's safe to say Im not going to be done with everything this term. I should be done on my second term but I was hoping to do my masters right after. If I finish all my classes early in my second term, do I have to wait to until the term is over to apply for masters?
i see that its 2 OAs, should i finish and study all the units and then take the oa back to back? or should i study units 2 to 4 then take the first oa then study the rest of the units and then take the 2nd oa?
They just added that alignments can be purchased with tires. That part doesn't pass me off, it's the fact that they didnt adjust the time it takes to do 4 tires with an alignment. They expect us to finish 4 tires and an alignment in an hour and 30 min? Plus we help customers with quotes, charge them and order tires, ringing phones, propane refill, and the fact that we always get double booked. Their brilliant idea isn't to bring more staff but instead add fucking windshield wiper installs, batter installs AND headlight restoration? Im about to quit, This is way too much. Anyone else?
I just started d216 by watching the first video by elin and so far the amount of info in that first video has overwhelmed me. I plan on watching all the videos including can we talk and lunch videos. To anyone who passed this class, did you watch the videos and take notes or just watched the videos? I took so many notes in the first video that it was too much for me and feel that this class could take me a month. I finished cost and managerial accounting and although it was hard it made sense to me. This class just has so many terms and definitions that I'm not sure if I'm wasting my time taking notes and memorizing them or if I should just watch the videos to just understand the topics.