HOW TO PASS THE CPA EXAM 

the accounting goddess

1 year in and 0/4. Still going. Hoping the universe smiles upon me soon.

Probably clicked on the video because trying to pass the exam... nope...just your beauty.

Yes! you are really HOT! Hotter than Singapore here! But when i see your smile.. it melts my heart..... bi bo bi bo bi bo... oops! ambulance here to fetch me to hospital as i am having unstoppable nose bleeding here!

She is so beautiful ❤

study for 2 weeks in your senior year and pass it... not diffcult...

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You’re so prettyyy! Make up tutorial pls ❤

Thanks for the tips! I too have no real desire to watch lectures and quite frankly read the books. I'd rather skim through the books and jump into MCQs and Simulations as quick as I can. If I truly do not understand a topic then I'll read the chapter on it and watch the lectures. Wish I could afford Becker but I'm poor haha. Thanks again!

passed the exams but don't have money for AC😅?

Thank you for the insight! I left my job, so I can study full time. And I am still overwhelmed. I use Becker. My first exam is this month on Audit (my weakest part) any other tips? Thanks again

Brah the "every hwUN" at 1:35 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

2:10 so you hate listening to people talk and disengage after 10 seconds, but you expect us to watch 12 minutes of your video? 🤔

If youre a big 4 accountant you are getting paid peanuts

I click on this video coz your Beautiful

我点进来是因为你完美得长在了我的审美上。

thank you for your tips❤

I fell asleep within the first 10 seconds of your video 😂. Thanks for the tips amigo!

This is very motivating! Thank you!

Agreed! The lectures were a huge waste of time. The books cover everything fine.

While I had a great CPA exam instructor, the bulk of my study was practicing the sample questions. My goal was to be able to answer and recite the explanation to any multiple choice question within 15-20 seconds, which helped me memorize the terminology. For more complex problems, I set my practice time to half of the time that I had allotted for myself on that part of the exam. Since I expected the exam to throw a curve-ball with respect to the essays, I would write articulated arguments on anything and everything, so that I get comfortable with writing a persuasive argument quickly and free of grammatical errors.

And thanks for this video it was helpful ❤

Thanks for this. How long did you study for each section before you felt comfortable enough to take them? I've heard of people who took 3 years to get through the whole thing.

Do I have to send another remittance form if I’m trying to apply a new section of the exam?

When did you pass your last exam?

You took all 4 before the new change?

Wow. I passed the exam decades ago. Wish I did an engineering or physics degree instead!

literally what are the odds of getting a former team member's yt on my recommended feed HAHA banger vid hope ur doing well

Heyy.. i am in the Bay area too and want to apply for jobs at Big 4 and i am pursuing CPA.. my question is - do the Big 4 take people who are pursuing CPA and have not completed it yet but intend to? And how are the work hours at the Big 4 and how difficult is it to get in?

I studied accounting as major with one year experience in AR and auditing, and i switched to banking (private equity) which I lovvvvve. However, I wanna take the CPA since I graduated October 2022 and I think it will be easier, but everyone around me says take something related to private equity but I want it since I want to open an office for the long run. Do you think that studying CPA will be harder if I waited long period after graduation since I don’t practice it I am worried that I might forget everything??

My dads accounting professor accidentally gave him the CPA exam as instead of his makeup exam. He was going to Harvard business school at the time so it could have been easy for him, but he passed it.

wow so humble. i passed the cpa exams first try, 90s-80s within a year, what's wrong with ya'll.

2:18 me too, i prefer a good textbook

0:21 why did you blur? I thought I got eye cataract for a second.