u/Human_Can_78

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How important are notes payable actually on the FAR exam? I know bonds and leases are heavily tested and usually come with a lot of questions, but what about notes payable?

Honestly, they’ve been consuming a lot of my study time, especially the present value concepts — like how to apply PV when there are periodic payments vs lump-sum payments, when the market rate is lower or higher than the note rate, and all the other details.

I’m also noticing there aren’t that many Becker questions specifically focused on notes payable compared to bonds and leases. Does that usually mean the detailed calculations aren’t as important, and that understanding the main concepts is enough? Or should I still spend a lot of time mastering all the details?

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u/Human_Can_78 — 1 day ago
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Is it really helpful to retake the FAR SEs after I already took them while studying for previous attempts?

As above

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u/Human_Can_78 — 2 days ago
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The stress and exhaustion from studying will eventually fade

u/Human_Can_78 — 2 days ago
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I booked my FAR exam and I’ll be around halfway through my eighth month of pregnancy when I take it. There are only 3 weeks left, I’m not worried about studying itself, but I’m scared that during the actual exam I’ll get exhausted and won’t be able to perform at my best😔

previously scored a 71. I did that cus this is my only chance to take it

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u/Human_Can_78 — 3 days ago
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Far retake in 3 weeks. Need any advices please. And What should be the daily hours to study, my score was close to 75

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u/Human_Can_78 — 5 days ago
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Just curious What’s the average salary for entry-level accountants in the U.S.? And how much does having a CPA typically increase the salary?

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u/Human_Can_78 — 6 days ago
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Is there a way in Becker to filter questions that don’t require Excel or a calculator, so I can solve them on my phone?

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u/Human_Can_78 — 7 days ago
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Do you ever feel, when studying to retake an exam, that your studying isn’t really adding anything new?

Especially when nothing seems to change—you’re just practicing more and trying to understand your weak areas. Is that normal?

And if you have any tips for retaking an exam that actually helped improve your performance, I’d really appreciate it.

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u/Human_Can_78 — 8 days ago
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what ereas I and II including from becker? I got 66 what should be my study plan for the retake

u/Human_Can_78 — 10 days ago
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Thinking of giving up. I just scored a 66 on FAR after getting a 71 on my first attempt.

I’m really crushed—how could that happen? I’m in my seventh month of pregnancy with my first baby and working a full-time job, and I’m not sure if I can complete this journey. Really no time to retry this exam

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u/Human_Can_78 — 14 days ago
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FAR Results will be released in three days, and I can’t stop thinking about whether I passed or failed. This is my second attempt after scoring 71, and I feel really frustrated. I didn’t think I did well on the MCQs, and I even left an entire one TBS blank. Is it still possible to pass after that?

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u/Human_Can_78 — 18 days ago