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@yashPatel-e7s you are very welcome! You have to have 150 credit hours from a university to include a Bachelors Degree to be able to sit for the exam. However the material to study for the exam is all self study. You don’t need to take any additional classes to study for the exam. I hope that helps!

You are so welcome! I’m glad that you found it helpful 😊

@mariahgoss1936 I think you should practice taking more simulations. Also, focus on understanding the concept when you are practicing, as the simulations are going to always be different. Keep taking simulation only practice exams until you’re scoring above an 85. . Who do you use as a study provider?

Thank you!! Almost there 😊

Okkayy NSU! You're close to home. Good for you! It's ok that you decided to wait. You just have to commit to taking it on, once you start you have to finish. I know you can do it, it just takes a shift in your mindset! Yes and no on my own tax business, I currently work for a Public Accounting firm as a Tax Manager, but I also own a Financial Literacy Coaching business where I do tax preparation there as well. I used to want to own my own CPA firm, but I don't have that desire anymore.

If you’re having difficulties studying/passing your exam I advise you to get a help like Prof Dylan

His availability is on tele gram

@ Mr_Dylan01

Yesss! You can do it, just don’t stop!

@ I fail bec with a 30 twice two years ago. Now I will study for far! I plan to study for six months. Will be using Wiley again. Any tips?

@@PeachBerryProducts You’re so welcome! The channel is @Officialjourneywiththehintons she is a great resource to find some good side hustles. Good luck on your journey!

@@midapita I’m so glad you found this helpful. Keep going on your journey because we need more of us out there! And you thank you so much lol

@bamaflier still have some trauma from it lol.

I know, every time someone tells me that I'm like couldn't be me lol. Hopefully they are starting to get away from that though as we don't have as many people entering the industry. Thanks for watching!

@@BrittanyJanaeCPA lol 😂 for sue

@ethical_tax Exactly! We need more people like you, Each One Teach One :). You keep pushing as well! I appreciate you because I needed to hear that.

@@BrittanyJanaeCPA correct! Each one reach one teach one 🤝

@ethical_tax thank you so much!

​@@BrittanyJanaeCPA you're so welcome thank you for committing to start! You're helping me do the same (I'm references back to your first video and why you're doing this!) Would love to connect/network/and partner with like minded women like you 🥰

@Ethical_Tax Yes ma'am, starting is the hardest part. I would love to do all the above, I sent you an email with resources. Please don't hesitate to email back and we can set up a meeting!

@@BrittanyJanaeCPA perfect! Talk soon

Am sorry for that some people also go through difficulties, just be patient and keep studying if you can

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

I've heard a lot of good stories about this Man all over TH-cam channels can he really help

It’s my first time I'm scared, I don't wanna fail

Hi! I used Wiley, I also supplemented with Ninja closer to the exam.

@REXS10 Wow, you are very ambitious and have big plans! I think that either option, EA or CPA, would both serve you well. You can always work remotely part time at an accounting firm where you want to claim your main place of residency, get your CPA there, and just practice their remotely. The best thing about getting your CPA is you can really do whatever you want with it. You can start your own business or work at a firm. It really depends on where you want your life to go. Being a travel nurse sounds very demanding though. Would you still work during tax season with traveling as a nurse. Both are very high paying careers and if you can find the right mix of both then that would be amazing! Also, I feel you on being tired of school lol.

@Tee-237 That's so exciting! You really motivated me to get this Coaching program finished and released. I will make sure that TH-cam is the 1st place I announce it and hopefully we get to work together in the future. Good luck on your journey!!

@chocolateskinnedbeaty Thanks girl! Wow, that's amazing! You're 75% of the way there and then you're done lol. Enjoy these last couple of months. I know you're ready to be done, but you might look back and miss the process a very tiny bit lol. Proud of you joining the less than 1% 😊

@@BrittanyJanaeCPA thanks, I can’t wait to be done with studying and getting my life back. I was shocked about the statistic that you shared regarding the number of black CPAs , but I’m happy to have the privilege of soon becoming one too!

What are some solid tips for a FT worker - how do actually retain so much in such a short time. I am currently scheduled in December to take FAR. I just started studying 2 weeks now.

@@terrelmurray1613 I would try to find an accountability buddy to help keep you both on track. Also, I would try to figure out the best time of day that you feel you retain the most knowledge. For me that was in the morning before work, this makes life more manageable because I can still have a social life after work, while still getting a good amount of studying in .

@terrelmurray1613 Great question, I worked multiple part time jobs and was in school full time when I took first section, AUD. I think to make sure you get your hours in and actually retain the information you should be study a little bit everyday. I studied 2 hours a day M-F and anywhere from 4-8 hours on Sat & Sun, depending on my schedule. I think December is very doable for you if you make sure to get your hours and you that you actually understand the material. You will see if you are retaining info as you go through the MCQs and the practice exams. Make sure that if you do feel you have a good grasp on info, move on to the next. No point in studying the same info over and over if you already understand. Just make sure to include it when you study the overall section. Good luck on your journey!!

@ladyshiloh19 that sounds like a great plan! Give your full focus on what is in front of you at that time. You can do it! I failed Intermediate Accounting 301 the first time if that makes you feel any better lol. So, just keep going no matter how many times you get kicked in the butt lol. And If you need any extra help, I currently tutor on Wyzant for Tax and Financial Accounting.

@@andrewsayirebiacquah2918 I’m glad you found it helpful!!! I will and this to my list. Good luck on your CPA journey!

Yes my dear it was difficult for me using Ninja,I failed twice until my friend refferrd me to prof Dylan whom I got my study materials on

If you care for his information

Mr_Dylan01

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@@ruthgebreyes6897 I used Ninja! And I found it very helpful. They were similar to the exam questions yes. They offer more practice questions that with your study provider. It was a good supplement for me.

@elderlycatpatriot don’t be sorry lol, I appreciate you sharing! No offense to your accounting teacher, but that just not true lol. I know lots of people who took every part once. It’s def possible for anyone to do with the right plan for them!

@keonwilliams5099 Hey! I don't think it matters which route you take. At the end of the day as long as you have credits that are transferable you will be ok. I don't think companies care which route you go as long as you have your Bachelors at least. Hope that helps!

@mehtabhussain9117 my advice would be to analyze your study plan and make some changes. I'm assuming that will make a big difference. Figure out how you retain information best then adjust your study techniques/plan to make them work better for you. I just started coaching CPA candidates who are on their exam journey. This is one of the 1st things we work on. If you need more help, go to the link in my bio and reach out. Good Luck on your journey!

I passed my exam after contacting mr dylan

He’s the best when it comes to cpa

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@ Mr_Dylan01

Thank you girl! I'm trying lol.

@imdoinbttrthnu Thank you so much for break all this down! This is great information.

@joelramsey4879 Thank you so much, I appreciate that!! I'm glad you found the tips helpful!

@cheyennebaker3149 thank you for always supporting! I'm so happy you find these videos helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

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 TH-cam channel, why is that?

hello!! This a backdoor we're talking about not some kind of extra classes, you really won't expect him to have youtubeChannel is not safe for him

I was lucky to meet Mr Dylan only God knows I wouldn't have succeeded without him

Thank you!! Can't wait to really get started!

I'm so glad this helped! I have a part 2 coming soon. Wrapping up the process and learned alot! Thanks for watching!!

@kcherelle3248 Yesss, you can do it! You have tools now, just have to put them in action. I'm happy this was helpful to you. Keep us updated on your progress!

@corin305 Of course, I'm glad you're motivated sis! Yesss, get the process going forward :). It's the small everyday steps that you take that matter the most. My balance transfer card is saving me sooo much money. I hope you get the job! I used to do banquet serving too at a couple hotels and it's a great side job, especially if you can get cash tips!! Keep us updated on your progress.

People keep talking about Willard all over TH-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 .

Thank you, I appreciate that!

Makes you an amazing CPA .🎉

@@christinac512 Aww thank you 🥰

This is a great question! I might do a part 2 to include this. The last 2-3 days I would take practice exams over and over on various topics, focusing mainly on topics that I was struggling on, until I consistently got over 85s or 90s I believe. I used Wiley, you could "create" exams to practice on based on the MCQ library. I would also use Ninja CPA Review for additional MCQs to practice. I also reviewed all my notes, flash cards, and highlighted materials. Before my exam I would sit in the car and skim through my notes too lol. I treated all the exams the same from a studying process stand point. I didn't do anything different for FAR or REG. I hope that helps! Good Luck studying :)

@AKRB10 Thank you for watching! Honestly, I would say the best way to get better at MCQ's is just to keep doing them. If you need extra MCQ's to practice, you can try Ninja CPA Review. They have a monthly subscription you can cancel anytime. I used them for a couple months when I would be close to sitting for an exam and it provides more exposure than just your current provider. I would also focus on why you are getting the questions wrong. When it gives you the reason, make sure you study that too. This helped me tremendously. Make sure you hyper focus on the material that you are struggling with if it is a large portion of the exam. Maybe even watch some TH-cam videos on how to get better at answering multiple choice questions. I hope that helped. Don't give up, you will get there :). Good luck on your exam journey!

@@BrittanyJanaeCPA Thank you so much 😊

Good for you! I'm glad it didn't effect your credit report. I'm going to have to do an update video on this because I'm still going through the process and they did report to my credit.

Aww thank you so much 🥰. I really appreciate that! Yesss to you being ready to start studying. It’s definitely a serious journey, but you are up for it! Just stay consistent and your future self will appreciate it! Good luck!!

@@anthonyllerena9 No, I don’t think it is needed at all. I think it is nice to have if you want to pad your resume and can help as far as increasing your knowledge for the exam. However it honestly doesn’t really matter in the real world. You gain all your real life knowledge through experience. It might decrease the amount of time studying for the exam, but not by alot. I hope that helps. Good luck on studying!!