How to Pass the CPA Exam While Working Full Time | 5 Tips for Efficient Planning & Studying

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Hi y'all! It's been several years since I uploaded my "How to Pass the CPA Exam" video and since this is a common question that comes up during my 1 on 1 coaching sessions, I thought uploading an updated version would be helpful, especially for my newer subbies. I'm sharing 5 of my best tips for being able to pass the CPA Exam while working a full-time job.
Jump around:
01:01 Quick overview of my CPA journey
02:46 Find you why (motivation / inspiration / fire)
05:27 Strategize your test taking
07:48 Plan to succeed (including how I planned out my studying to pass 4 parts in approx. 4 months)
10:56 Study efficiently (including how I maximized my study time, what I did for studying)
12:49 Do a brain dump
13:55 Closing thoughts
16:10 Bloopers
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[@robertenriquez8235]

Nice video 🥰🥰🥳your video is so cool, honestly Cpa exam is such a difficult test man ,really don’t know what to do but I’m never losing hope

[@HerulaOlena]

People keep talking about Dylan all over KZbin, he must be a very awesome help.

[@ivyisabella7040]

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

[@jameskennedy7472]

I studied for months and couldn't pass, I guess passing is a blessing

[@andrewholt670]

Everyone has their own way, Dylan worked for me and studying didn't .

[@faithy60]

passed mine after studying so hard, I'm not discouraging anyone just wanna say do whatever you believe will help you pass.

[@oceanm.]

2:48 = golden advice. I preach this to all new staff. Do it when YOU are ready. Everyone's journey is different. Do not get pressured by what you see around you. If you are not fully invested like she stated, you will have a hard time being disciplined as it is not your true priority. Great advice, Stephie. The goal is to be successful. The CPA is a great way to get there, but it is certainly not the only way. Figure out what YOU want, then plan your attack.

[@davidakiva7963]

I just passed this March. GL everyone!

[@WithStephie]

Congratulations!! 👏

[@threadhoney9445]

Congratulations! That is so exciting.

[@davidakiva7963]

@@WithStephie thank you for the content

[@surbhisharma8898]

Do you have any any material? Like videos and test questions?

[@worklifekenzie]

I 1000% agree with the tip of finding your why. I did that and the ambition and drive I had was so much greater. It helped me power thru early morning/late night study sessions and the days when I didn't want to study that day.

[@WithStephie]

So very true! It's that dedication over motivation 👏👏👏

[@eisoe1406]

I was almost giving up studying for CPA, but now you gave me motivation. thanks Stephie. Love this content.

[@melissajohnson1325]

Same here

[@melaniegarza9708]

This reaffirms my study plan so much! I sit for my first exam in 2 weeks and all of the things you suggested are things that I’m doing! So excited to be finished lol

[@WithStephie]

Yayyy! You got this 💪

[@icheeseit_3050]

Did you become a CPA?

[@MrTrinifather]

As a rising senior who has been struggling to find the “fire” to study as you mentioned this was so helpful - thank you

[@WithStephie]

You got this 🙏🙏🙏

[@goutfromfriedokra7099]

@@WithStephie What's the likelihood the Biden plan with high capital gains tax gets passed? I thought rich ppl ran our country

[@theboombody]

I finished my masters degree in accounting about 8 months ago from a fairly small local college. Took me about seven years because I was working and only felt like taking one class at a time. And very few of my classes from my math bachelors degree transferred. I took a break for about 4 months after my masters and then started studying some old Wiley books. Sure is a lot to have to memorize. I've only gone through the BEC section so far and it's tough. I'm lucky to get half the questions right. When I go through the rest of the sections and feel confident enough to get serious I'll probably get one of those Rogers or Becker packages. But I sure don't want to work for the Big 4. I want to have a life outside of work. I'm already 40 years old so I'll probably be an old man by the time I get my CPA, but as long as I don't starve or have bill collectors after me, I'm good.

[@kensmith2796]

I'm in my 40s and just finished my MAcc. I'm starting on the CPA exams and there is a lot of material to have to memorize. I'm wondering about the effectiveness of you studying old Wiley books? Hopefully, you aren't wasting your time by studying old material. Maybe someone here can advise whether the material changes that much. But you should probably get a review course and use one of those to pass. Most firms I know of will pay for the review course of your choice. Good luck and don't worry, you won't be the oldest person working towards the CPA.

[@Staycozzyy]

I graduate this spring and will begin studying for the CPA. Thank you for this!!

[@WithStephie]

So exciting! You're very welcome 💗

[@cocopebbles7227]

Whenever I’m not feeling motivated or down, I always come back and listen to this video for encouragement. I’m still on my study journey and doing my best to stay positive. It’s just so much material!

[@ngehulumala9482]

i will just do this

[@lianatran8734]

CONGRATULATION on your CPA :-) I am so regret that I didn't study for the CPA exam when I graduated back in late 90s. Now, 20+ years later Ireally want to accomplish this goal. This is my dream that I want to accomplish before I died :-) so I am hoping is not too late. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE TIPS! :-)

[@pasqualeperrone1560]

I had a really rough day and considered a career change. I start full time at b4 later this year and am currently doing an internship. Trying to juggle studying for FAR and manage the internship was such a massive hurdle for me. I commend people who are able to aggressively knock these exams out as quickly as they can. Retaining the information is the most challenging part of the journey.

[@nataliecunningham8682]

Super love you more than all the rest. From your realness in sharing your failures, to your adorable diction exercises and bloopers. Thanks for being you and inspiring me to be the best me.

[@kidcivic2002]

Thank you for this. I just took AUD and my new strategy is to definitely skip the lectures. Too much time. Roger CPA is hilarious but it's just too much time and I forget concepts.

[@jaeofelony5531]

I used the Wiley CPA paperback review books. At the time they were about 30-40 bucks (2010 CPA). If you are a good test taker and can learn on your own, this is enough. On the other hand, if you need more guidance and can afford Becker, than do that. Everyone is different and have different strengths n weaknesses. Best of luck to everyone.

[@chandlermichael8778]

Thank you for this video! I work full time and cannot afford a Master’s program! This is so real! It’s nice to know I am not alone in my circumstances and someone else has been there and down that!

[@sierrayeoh2588]

I had just advanced to CPA last week! I think the most important thing is the online learning. Do all the exercises!

[@ntsakomoyana3744]

which material did you use?

[@sierrayeoh2588]

@@ntsakomoyana3744 The online learning provided in the CPA website itself.. it’s so comprehensive. Just complete all of the exercises and you’ll do well

[@nephilimshammer9567]

CPA gives you all the materials you need to pass. Its no different than any healthcare or trades type material and exam study the materials and exercises

[@breezysmiles]

Great video! I passed my last CPA exam at the beginning of the year and felt great ever since! I also have CPA videos on my channel about my experience and tips.

[@WithStephie]

Congratulations!! And that's awesome, thank you for sharing your experiences 💗

[@ajaybhaskarsahay254]

I have failed two times in bec. Really demotivated. Not sure which one to start . If audit, then what will be the study plan for full time working professional

[@namtoribio2624]

CPA exam is really difficult and frustrating, i can't believe i failed again after studying so hard

[@GeorginaSmart-eh5rj]

Am sorry for that some people also passed through the difficulties just be patient and keep studying

[@DavidThomas1-wl2zz]

​@@felixmichael2212I'm really sorry about that but i got used to it until i succeeded, i failed 6 times before i finally passed, it would have been 6 but Mr James saved me from failing again

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[@samstrainstation2220]

Yes I'm a mom going for my associate degree in accounting i plan get my bachelor i then for my CPA

[@threadhoney9445]

Are accounting classes hard ?

[@WithStephie]

You got this 💪💪💪

[@samstrainstation2220]

@@threadhoney9445 i only taken intro to business and some other classes to fullfill my requirements in fall i will take my accounting course so far it hasn't been hard

[@samstrainstation2220]

@@threadhoney9445 if you put your mind to it you can do it im stay at home full time college student i have all A's in my classes you can do it.

[@camelliajasper5266]

@@threadhoney9445 its extremely fun and exciting I loved accounting in school

[@makennatimoteo4382]

How would you recommend helping someone else study for the CPA exam? My boyfriend is in the throws of studying right now and I'd love to know how I can help him the most efficiently. I'd also love to see you make a video on what you think a supportive partner can do during the prep for the exam/in busy season as well!

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[@danielamontero5283]

Thank you so much for your videos, they are very insightful. After switching majors to Accounting and not knowing anything, watching your videos helped me decide what the next step is going to be. I am currently debating on whether to take the CPA Exam and when should I do it, and this video has opened my mind and I feel more motivated.

[@kevinpark55]

I love your "big sisterly" advice. I honestly wish you were my big sister as I never had one. You seem like a really nice person.

[@jodenevcarrasquillo1007]

Thank you for providing this recap of how you were successful in passing the exams. I also work full-time and took a few years off from testing. Looking forward to getting those 3 letters after my name!

[@rchauhan769]

Where did you get all study material & howmuch allcost?

[@vishaldalvi6662]

Super motivating .. liked your honest tips and guidance for CPA aspirants. I tried to block your time through Calendarly but it did not go through. Thank you !

[@kjmac1973]

Note cards, note cards, note cards. Tip: Don't buy the ready-made flashcards. Make your own, and bring one set with you every single day. My own note cards (I made one bundle for each section of the exam) consisted of: formulas, definitions, concepts, etc. Every free chance you get, run note cards. Ask others to quiz you whenever possible. I failed the entire examination once (we had to take all 4 sections in two days back then), employed this strategy, then passed three sections the next attempt, with scores in the mid-to-high 80s, finishing the last part on the next attempt (also scored in the 80s).

[@zinerio]

This’s the best tips for CPA that I ever watch 👍

[@WithStephie]

Wow thank you so much!

[@lynnsepicadventures8540]

There are really a lot of certificates for accounting people. Uhh... Thanks for sharing the tips! I took CISA test while working full time. Definitely a challenge.

[@sunjunyangpl1]

Thanks for teaching me planning and I will pass my exam during work!

[@aprils2830]

I have just started to study CPA using Becker! I will come back to this video when I feel less motivated. :)

[@jacklingomes9137]

i am preparing for FAR. I consider myself fortunate enough to get "study leave" although there are days I have to be present and deal with urgent shit. I am so stressed out that i had to reschedule the exam for 3 extra days so i can get some time to revise. Its been almost 7 years that i finished my college and other professional course. So getting back to study and that too when you are holding a senior position in a big 4, with an international job offer kicking off in 6 months. It does gets overwhelming. I want to be done with these exams as it has been my life long, and i dont exaggerate when i say "life long", indeed it has been a life long dream (about 10 years now) to get to the other side. I have come so far, cleared BEC with an 80, but still got so much further to be by the end of the year. I am trying my best to consume the knowledge as much as i can to the best of my abilities. Please wish me luck so i can pull off FAR and get confident about the rest.

[@AsrifYusoff]

Thank you for sharing. I discuss on postgraduate study on my channel but I believe your tips here are valuable although they are for the CPA. Practical and clear.

[@stevecollian5183]

Hello i will advice you to contact Mr James for a help he will help you pass your CPA exams he will also give you some question and answers which you will have to study and it will be the same thing you will see on your exam day

[@gmoore326]

Hearing these timelines, I took more time to study to make sure I got all the info in that I needed and still failed. That was like 5 years ago and I can't shake not passing it; discouragement was real.

[@nephilimshammer9567]

Take your time and button down on what they ask in exam

[@Yolo-zf4id]

I took my first exam audit and failed. I felt discouraged then going through another busy season didn't help. 😔

[@PiklizTafia]

Thanks for all the tips 😊 definitely sisterly advice.

[@aletatrucha7005]

Thank you for the information! I'll be more prepared now :) my goal now is winning the BEC Maxwell CPA review course. Wish me luck!!

[@ZshanRf]

the bloopers in the end are sooo darn cute :-)

[@rakitadavis1603]

Great video! I’m so motivated now. Thank you. 💛

[@JB-zb9zo]

4 months, passing score Ill take it.

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[@Cookiechris13]

Taking BEC Sunday I needed this boost

[@aide766]

Just what I needed! I'll be starting with the Big 4 in June and have yet to take and pass an exam.

[@kunalmendiratta6000]

Can you help me to get a job in Big4

[@emie125]

This video is really helpful! I took my first exam in April and failed. I took FAR first and I took the exam during busy season which was a mistake. I am hoping to pass all the sections by the end of the year so I don’t have to study during busy season again.

[@hubertschulz6005]

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[@Jesus.saved.me2000]

The more I think about my future, the more I wonder why I’m so hesitant to plan for the exam in the future. I’m so blessed to be in the position to graduate next year. I almost dropped out of college after failing my engineering courses (I originally started uni for chemical engineering but I recently switched major to accounting). Those courses I attempted and passed these past two years make me well above 150 units after I graduate. I feel somewhat called to at least try. It’s better to try now rather than later. Basically if not now, then when?? 😭

[@ranpalsharma8048]

I started studying for the CPA exam few months back, i randomly search on KZbin about the study strategy for the CPA exam, i came out your Channel. You did a great work for us, as you explained things and your way of talking is really nice. Thank You Stephie.

[@harleenkaur7250]

Where are using material for studing cpa ? Taking any coaching or self study

[@hubertschulz6005]

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[@summerday2220]

You are so encouraging! Love your video!

[@WithStephie]

Thank you so much 💗

[@bea_lopez818]

I’m about to graduate with 150 units and work this summer. My plan is start exams in July ‘21

[@WithStephie]

That's awesome! Best of luck to you!

[@hahahahah8396]

I fail bec with 57 first time. Now I am studying 3 hours a day 7 days a week for two months. Problem is I am near 50 years old! This will be tough!

[@hubertschulz6005]

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[@lisadegraff7925]

This is a wonderful video, thank you.

[@smashmonkey6304]

02:46 As a CPA, this is pretty bad advice. There is an 18 month timer that starts when you pass an exam. If you don't get all the exams done within the time, you have to repeat the exams that fell off. If you start with the easiest, this means you have a pretty small window to pass the hard ones. FAR kicking your butt? Well, what better way to make it really beat you down by also giving you a clock for it and the other two exams. Also, remember you can only take a test once a quarter, so you have 5-6 shots at ONE exam where before you had infinite. With your strategy, it's very easy to get in a cycle where you never get your CPA because exams keep rolling off and you are always playing catch-up. The better strategy is to take the hardest one (usually FAR or REG) until you pass it, then do all three sequentially. If you can pass at least one of those other three, you will likely get your CPA without much issue. You need to plan around the clock, and I think that's why your advice isn't very good.

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[@jonbb7922]

I am about to start my 30 upper level credits hours for Accounting (I just had my bachelor's degree in Computer Science) and this video helped me a lot, I am doing this to get my CPA 👍🏻

[@hubertschulz6005]

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[@BigFanCooks]

I love this content so much!

[@junco9634]

Thank you for sharing your great experience!! So Id like to know about.. how you set your mind like you said “ I can do this “ when you were struggling. (I’m sure you’re so smart woman so you might have had no problems tho) I want to know that. I have double masters both of accounting and tax but English is not my first language and sometimes I feel myself like I’m not the person that will able to pass all of sections. I’m taking AUD and BEC next month.

[@mattorr5107]

I love this but heres the problem - Youre naturally smart... Ive gone through the whole FAR book 4 times and have failed 4 times.... I've studied my tail off and havent seen any progress... Plus, im not sure how you can get through the whole book within 2 weeks for BEC... Im not bashing you... im just frustrated because Im dumb and have gone through all the lectures, homework, sims and STILL CANT PASS

[@Niesey]

Sometimes the problem is not reading the book 4 times but ensure your understanding the topics . Learn why your doing a particular question . Teach your self and active recall ..

[@tanmoychakraborty9705]

please I am preparaing for CPA examination. and while also working professional. and follow wiley books.

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[@fyk8992]

Hey, thank you for your awesome video. May I ask you a question? I am currently enrolled in a business school majoring accounting and I plan to get some internships (with coop) during my bachelor and once I graduate my bachelor degree, I am willing to get directly to the CPA program (2 years) that my university offers. Is it a good idea studying for my cpa exams BEFORE staring my career? Because I feel like it will be "easier" to get in BIG 4 accounting firms with my cpa licence.

[@MaritesVlog]

Thanks for sharing

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Proctor web cams need separate video when they don’t operate on web systems how to diagnose issues my issues was not good taking exams .

[@JD-lp7id]

Thank you so much for this video

[@andrewsegura3078]

I just took Audit today and it was brutal. It was my 2nd time taking. To be honest, I don't think I passed but who knows, I have to wait for results. I don't think anyone is ever ready for these exams you just have to give it your best shot. There's so much information that's why. Anyways, did you find Becker to be very effective as far as preparing you well for the exam? Im using Wiley and im trying to figure out if Becker is better.

[@WithStephie]

I agree, I never felt like I walked out and passed it but since I did pass, I do think Becker helped me be prepared. Fingers crossed for you!

[@melissajohnson1325]

Yep this was pretty much me in June. Second time and I didn’t pass but my score increased 😒

[@najikethass8721]

Oh, still I'm not a busy working professional , so I think I am not able to watch this video. But I will...

[@sayalibhalerao4420]

Thanks for sharing information Just a quick question that If we do CPA from Texas or any other state in the USA then can it be globally accepted or it just limited to that particular state where we have been registered. Can we apply for job in other states too? Please do answer Thanks in advance.

[@yulissaquezada9522]

thank you so much for this!

[@rchauhan769]

Where did you get all study material & how much it cost?

[@Lunayam3]

Thanks for the tips!! I will be going starting school in 3 months to earn a BS in Accounting. This is will be my second bachelors degree and all 144 credits from my last degree have transferred to my new school. I only have 57 credits to graduate and it’s all accounting, finance, and business classes. I’m wondering if I could take the CPA exam after graduating since I will graduate with 201 credits? Or should I also go for the MS degree?

[@theboombody]

When I was in your situation my college advisor said the masters would take just a few classes more than the bachelors, so it would be a good idea to get that. I'm glad I listened. Now I'm going for the CPA, but it's going to take me a while. Lot of stuff to have to remember.

[@smartyyoung7319]

Thanks for the advice! I am off the busy season and at a pt I'm not really motivated to study. I passed FAR and BEC. AUD and REG to go!

[@WithStephie]

I definitely understand, especially right after busy season. Halfway done 💪

[@aallearn4927]

Hi guys please help me. If we pass all 4 sections within 18 month window do scores expire if it's gets late to complete licensing requirements. I heard in some states they expire. Please help in name of states where scores don't expire ..

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[@kimvo5334]

I want to go with Becker, but not sure what package should I pick, Pro or Premium or Advantage? Please advise :) Thanks!

[@yrichelinar9696]

I graduated in college bachelor of scoence in commerce major in accounting. I am very much interested to become a certified public accountant even at my age of 50. Pls help me how? Tnx

[@WithStephie]

That's awesome! I suggest checking your state board of public accountancy and see if you are eligible to take the exam. There is typically a credit hour requirement, for example in Texas it's 150 credit hours with business communication, ethics, upper level accounting classes as part of them. If you don't have sufficient credits, I suggest either taking undergrad classes at an accredited university/ community college. Just make sure your state board will accept credits from them. That's the first step! Then once you are eligible, you'll need to apply for the exam, pass it, and get appropriate work experience (per the state board). Hope this helps!

[@AllisWell-yx8bg]

Can you advise me on the process to enroll and also about materials

[@cgarza1260]

im studying for FAR right now! Using Roger.. wish me luck !

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[@rickymat7104]

Hi Stephie. Very informative. Do you happen provide 1 on 1 coaching to create a study plan, how to study, cpa course to take, and which exam to take etc? As a busy prof myself I need some customized help. Looking forward to your reply. Thank you

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Could you please advise how can I get materials?

[@billycovilla7241]

I’m really thinking getting a bs in accounting but I’m hesitating because I don’t have N experience once I graduate from my incline school. Any suggestions I’m from Dallas Tx.

[@1aespa2]

Hi stephie I am not sure if you will ever see this comment but do you have a certain textbook you reccomend study from?

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Hello lvory i passed mine already with the help of Mr James i can refer you to him if you really need help to pass

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Did you get the COVID vaccine?

[@threadhoney9445]

I hope not. Many people have been getting neurological problems and some have even died.

[@WithStephie]

No.

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@@WithStephie Do you plan on taking the vaccine?

[@grandma2343]

I’m starting my freshman year in college and have been trying to figure out if I’d want to be a CPA. Do you feel happy being one or is it just monotonous?

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One day I hope to pass my CPA too.

[@shoosan8013]

Iam lazy I ve been studying far now for than 6 months but I dont study that much maybe in one month two days then I dont study .. but the procedurs to apply for CPA is more difficult than studying CPA

[@hubertschulz6005]

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[@shoosan8013]

@@hubertschulz6005 thanks but how I reach him?

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@@shoosan8013 write him on WhatsApp

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@@shoosan8013 let him know i referred you

[@deannangueket6265]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I am short an ethics class and a tax class. I plan to take the ethics in the summer and tax in the fall. When is a good time to start the review process?

[@aimieanuar4969]

Hi! I have a question; is it wise for a person to do a ACCA/CPA only instead of completing a degree in accounting then doing a CPA?

[@hubertschulz6005]

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[@harleenkaur7250]

Please someone guide me books to study for CPA and to crak the exam by self studing

[@hubertschulz6005]

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[@kamnagaur2693]

Plz let me know the scope of CPA .I am Indian Chartered Accountant.

[@mansuramovlanova2887]

Thank you !!!!

[@misty360]

You were working full time while preparing for CPA..how many hours did you study each day and how did you manage?

[@kymanim.1381]

Did you watch the video?

[@kira24ist]

How does anyone study in just two weeks...and pass and is a full time student...?

[@truth3531]

Will I get the Job after CPA ? Non citizen of United States

[@camposqueen6467]

I'm planning to study in US taking accountancy too. Was it hard that course ?

[@user-yj9ds4le8d]

Where's my faking WHY?!

[@varchasv8985]

When we have to register to AICPA association???

[@xoxomegglesxoxo]

When is too early to start studying? Or is there a too early? I am starting my junior year in the fall and have been offered a student ambassador position with one of the review programs so I will get one section for free. I haven’t taken any upper level acct classes so I am wondering if it’s too early to start studying?

[@WithStephie]

I do think if you're still in college and not taking a specific CPA prep class, don't stress about studying yet. You're gaining really good knowledge as it is. Focus on your current studies because they will help build a strong foundation for when you do start studying for the CPA. I personally suggest hardcore studying for the exam when you've already applied, are accepted and have a notice to schedule. Of course you can read things if you want but most studying software has a time limit - I forgot what Becker was, like 2 or 3 years from the start of using it - before it expires and you pay more. Plus you'll definitely be cramming when you are taking the exam so enjoy a little bit of a downtime while you can 😊 I wish I had when I was still in college! It flies by 💗

[@hubertschulz6005]

Obviously CPA exam has been a pain in my ass, but that won't bother me anylonger i have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr James God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me

[@minnienartanaid]

Hey Stephie, so I am based in Texas as well and to my understanding, if I have all the equalified education, I can sit for the cpa exam and pass even without the required working experience yet right? I just wouldn't be able to apply for the license without the experience and a cpa signing off on it

[@tayloryoungblood6722]

Thanks!

[@luvsl26]

Hi, I’m currently taking AA degree in accounting and working in account receivable. How did you apply for internship and when you should start taking internship? Thank you for the video!

[@WithStephie]

I personally applied for public accounting internships starting my junior year at university. Technically you can apply for internships at any point in your college career. However I don't see Big 4 firms typically recruiting from community colleges (I went to community college too) but you could possibly get one with a company which would be great experience. I highly recommend checking your college's job fairs or career advisors.

[@luvsl26]

@@WithStephie thank you so much for your respond. Love your video!

[@alvin4759]

Hey can you give advice on how to get PERT hours. Starting my Capstones soon

[@WithStephie]

I'm sorry I don't have any experience with those 😔 I hope someone can run across your comment and help chime in!

[@sahilchoudhary4214]

Can I also start CPA exam journey But I face one problem Is that Study material is Available in the market but this is very broad which one is good I am not understand Can you help me dear sister

[@ericeandco]

You want one that has unlimited access till you pass and a big test bank. Ready the fine print. Some of them say that but they have extra fees or limitations.

[@jeremyb382]

How long did you study for FAR?

[@sadkfjasdkl4543]

My why is getting the $5000 bonus before it expires in September!

[@Rockjay288]

Can you make a living in accounting without passing the CPA exam?

[@marriejames01]

Yes, in my experience though I needed a Bachelors degree first. Either way you will start from the bottom and work your way up. However, a CPA will make you stand out. A Bachelors is starting to turn into a HS diploma now. At least where I live that’s the case due to it being competitive.

[@MrSandro141]

@@marriejames01 Which state do you live in? I plan to pursue a bachelor in accounting too.

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