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It can work. But honestly 2.5 months is a long time to study for one exam.
Each exam is 50-150 hours of studying depending on your method and prior knowledge.
Everyone has different approaches, just learn and find out what works for you and good luck.
That is totally reasonable if you stick to your plan. I finished all exams within a six month period, as did most of my peer group in our first year at GT. Good luck!!
If you studied like that you’d be ready for BEC in 3 weeks. You are a tax manager so REG maybe 4-6 weeks depending on how much knowledge transfer from the daily work you do to test material there is. AUD I think would be 4 weeks as well and FAR probably 6-8 weeks. If you have a question bank just hammer out MCs do test corrections on each section and read why answers are right/wrong for each. Only spend time on video lectures/reading textbook for topics you struggle with (after going through MCs several times). Then do all the simulation questions. Once you’ve done all MC and sims for a section take a practice test, then do a bunch more MCs on specific sections of the practice test you struggled with (less than 65-70%). Do that for all the practice tests and you should be good for the actual test. This is definitely the most efficient way to study for the CPA
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Doable, I did something similar. For the last exam I was burnt out, so I only studied two weeknights. Still passed.
That seems reasonable.
Yeah that seems like a good plan!
Guys I really appreciate all the support and insight