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All the Best

It's never too late! Good luck!!

I believe it is to some extent, but I'm not up to speed on the recent changes. I'm sorry...

From all modules.

You're welcome!

That's great! Masters and CPA, wow!! Good luck on your journey!!

That's great! Good luck on your journey, and let me know if you have any questions.

8 hours per day is probably more than enough :) But efficiency is still necessary.

Great! 24 y.o. is not too late at all! Good luck and enjoy the journey!

@@sugarcpaus2091 thanks a ton! Also, is 3 months from now is enough for FAR? I'm done with 25% of the portion?

Yes, 3 months should be enough. It may be tough if you have a full-time job though, but I do think it is possible.

@@sugarcpaus2091 I am a full time student 😀 Also, did u complete all subjects in two months sir?

Two months is the time it took from passing the first subject to passing the last subject. My first subject was FAR which I took about 2 months, so if you include that, it took me total of 4 months.

No, I was not. That helped me a lot.

I bought the unlimited Roger review course, and Ninja was just by subject. I hope this answers your question, but please let me know again if otherwise.

@mortenenriquez1570 Mr Willard??

Thank you for your comments and questions. Unfortunately, I don't know the new curriculum, so I can't really respond to your first 2 questions. In terms of the order, I have a video which talks about that, but it was before the new curriculum era. It may still help though...

Thank you for your comments and questions. In terms of the forms, it does help to learn it especially for the simulations. The way I studied is really doing as many questions, and studying the ones I missed by reading text and taking notes, and reading my own notes. By doing this, you would be reading the most important parts of the texts multiple times. I have a video about memorization technique which talks about this, so that may help.

Thank you for your comments. I've always thought the sims kicked my butt, but ended up passing, so you never know! My guess is that the hard ones are the dummy ones.

I usually do it in the morning or after the nap when I'm awake and have the energy to do it.

Thank you!! And good luck to you if you are taking the exams!

You can google CPA review course and find all the major review course materials. I think all the major courses such as Becker and Roger are good. Ninja is very good as a secondary or supplement test bank since they are much cheaper. Best of luck!!

Thank you for your comment!! And good luck to you if you are studying for CPA now!

I can give you a sample page

It worked for me really well as I was able to concentrate with no interferance from my family or friends, and my mind was very clear without having to think about what happened during the day. And I took the power nap during the day, so that I was also awake during the day. I almost never studied at night.

I liked Ninja as the supplemental test bank. I was great for value.

How about their books and lecture supporting materials. I plan to use only NINJA

Hmmm... I used thier books and audio/video only a few times, but I didn't like it. I had hard time keeping myself awake and concentrated, so Roger was perfect for me because he is so funny and energetic. If you don't have that problem, maybe Ninja works for you.

Thank you for your comment!

Thank you for your comments, and good luck on your journey!!

I don't think you need 2 review courses. Do you mean as a supplemental test bank? I loved UWorld because of Roger, but based on what I heard and read, Becker is probabaly better. Just don't buy Gleim as a supplemental test bank.

@@sugarcpaus2091 Thank you for the response. Based on your videos and the trial period, I went with Roger CPA, in 2024 updated version, a lot of the lecturers are not Roger himself. And so, was thinking about needing Becker since every one recommends Becker. would you recommend Becker? Also, when you went through the Roger CPA course -> did you go through the lectures chronologically from Ch 1 to Ch 14 for example? Or, did you approach them a different way? Thank you for your time Best Regards

I see. To me, I needed the lecturer to be very energized and funny because I'm kind of ADHD, so I can't concentrate otherwise. If other lecturers are good and if you are not ADHD, would think Roger is still good, but I don't know. I never used Becker, but they all say Becker is really good (but of course expensive).

@@sugarcpaus2091 Thank you for your response. Also, would that be a Judo gi or jiu-jitsu gi (in your profile picture)? I wanted to ask since I also train jiu-jitsu. Did you also train specifically during the CPA study period? Also, did you go through the UWorld lectures in-order or did you skip around from here to there? Would you recommend going from order, or does this not really matter? Thank you for your responses, Best Regards

@@sugarcpaus2091 Also, you had mentioned there was one provider that you did not recommend. Would this test provider be Becker? Thank you for your time Best Regards

Thank you for your comments. Good luck on your journey, and let me know if you have any questions. Have you seen my memorization technique video? I think that can be helpful.

@@sugarcpaus2091 I haven’t watched it yet but I will.

Thank you for your comments, and I'm sorry for my late response as I was traveling. I can give you a page as a sample, but I'm not selling my notes. I think the most important thing is to write you own notes so that it helps you memorize things.

@@sugarcpaus2091 Thank you, I find your tables very useful. Please if you could tell me some table suggestions for the REG exam that I'm now preparing would be of much help, along with any tables that you would be willing to share (maybe the most useful or difficult to build).

The only table I created for REG was the tax treatment on various gains and losses. I can send you that page if you send me an email to mizzotini@gmail.com

Thank you for your comment and question. I studied 4 to 6 hours a day, probably a bit more right before the exam.

I would pick Ninja, if I have to choose. I did both, and they both helped.

Thank you

The former. Watched from first video of chapter 1 to the last video of the last chapter then practice and take notes. Roger has two sets of videos, full version and short version. The short version is actually not very short, so it was like wathcing them twice.

Thank you. :)

Ninja was great for the price. It really helped me.

@@sugarcpaus2091 Thank you!

Thank you for your comments and questions. FAR was the very first section I took, and I don't have a good record of my practice scores, but I was scoring very low and was very frustrated at the beginning. It got gradually better and I was able to constantly exceed 75%. The reason I used ppt is just because I am more of a ppt guy, and never liked using word doc :)

⁠​⁠@@sugarcpaus2091Hi Sir, thanks for your reply. It's been six days of doing the MCQs, and although the score still fluctuates, I'm gradually achieving more 70% accuracy. However, I keep failing certain types of questions. Thus, I'm considering starting to take notes. When did you start taking notes? I’m not a very good note takers. Is there any tips for it?

You're welcome. That's great that you are making progress. I actually started taking notes as soon as I started the MCQ's. If you haven't seen my memorization technique video, that may help you how to take notes and how to use your notes to memorize things. Those techniques really helped me.

I was never confident after the exam either :) I wish you the best!

Wow, congratulations!!! Glad that it helped!

I think any of the major review courses such as Becker and Roger can be a good source. Ninja can be a good supplemental test bank.

@@sugarcpaus2091 Thank you for your response

Thank you for your comments and question. I did try to remember them. I had those in my notes.

How did you fare on REG?

@WhateverBella007 I would really suggest this strategy. Because it helped me a lot, and I did my best to finish course in 3 weeks. I got 74 though ​but it gave me confidence that it's possible.

Wow a 74, so close!! Great job, you/we got this!! 🎉

What material did you refer to for prep?

Thank you for your comments and question. I don't recall having that problem. Did you have that problem in your practice MCQs?

Thank you for your comment. I wish you the best!

I just passed with an 86! Only studied 3 days, it's definitely doable

Wow! 86 in 3 days!! Congratulations!!

@@johnsnowwwwJesus dude what did you do

Thank you for your comments! Best of luck on your journey!!

Thank you for your comments and questions. I watched all the videos first, so I understood the materials a bit. But I usually started around 60% correct, then as I kept doing it, I improved gradually.

I was checking Smartpath on a daily basis, though I cared more about my overall average score on the practice MCQ's and how I was doing on simulations. I did NOT hit all the targets. I was though hitting 70-80% depending on the section.

​Thanks! Did you focus on the SIMs in Roger or did you have another test bank? I also have Becker and it seems that their SIMs tend to be better @@sugarcpaus2091

I had Ninja as the supplement. Ninja is really good for the price :) I didn't use Becker, but I believe it's the best.

Also may I please kindly ask how many hours you studied on weekdays and during the weekend? Watched your videos and found them very helpful.

Thank you for your comments and questions. I did NOT write the actual questions down. Just bullet point summaries. And I just thought in my head.

I studied 4 to 6 hours regardless of weekdays or weekends. I wasn't working full-time, so it was able to study a lot on weekdays too.

@@sugarcpaus2091 Thank you so much! Greatly appreciate your responses :)

I travel a lot and am in different time zones, so I prefer chatting here, if you don't mind.

Thank you for your comment and question. The one I don't recommend as a supplemental test bank is Gleim. I believe they have good material if you use it as primary course, but their supplement is no good. Please note though, my information is 2 years old. Good luck on your journey!

Thank you for your comment and question. I can send you a sample page from my notes if you would like. You can send me an email at mizzotini@gmail.com

I think it just takes a lot of practices to get faster. I was very slow at the beginning, but gradually got faster. I also paid attention on the speed when I practiced, so that I could see the progress over time. And there are always a few very difficult questions which I couldn't figure out. On those, I took a guess and moved on, and if I was doing ok on time, I came back and tried to solve. FAR is a big section, so I also ran out of time, so I thought I failed, but somehow I passed. Hope this helps, but please let me know again if you have further questions.

I did follow the same method for REG and got 89. Also, for AUD and FAR..I found Roger MCQs were more than sufficient...but quite anxious about as this my last paper

Typo...BEC is my last paper

If you are getting >85% constantly, I think you are ready. I wouldn't say Ninja is a must, but if you run out of the questions in Roger, Ninja is a very cheap option.

Wow, 89 on REG! Congratulations! So, BEC is your last section?

Yes sir ..BEC is my last

I can share 1 page as a sample.

Thank you for your comments and question. I believe some are from past exams, and some are made by them.