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I’d suggest to take it now. Once you pass all 4, credits won’t expire (if you lack experience or education requirements).
I graduated with 189 credits in humanities (history, art , and philosophy) and have to come to understand the degree doesn’t matter. It’s what you can confidently fake. ☺️
Depends on your state board. Some states you need 150 hours to be eligible to sit for exam
In NY right now, moving to South Carolina but both is 120 to sit for the exam
Study now
Study now while it’s fresh. Also if you can avoid it don’t take a gap between undergrad and masters, just use that time to get your credits but also to keep taking exams
Take it now, I did it the summer before I started working. Best thing I ever did, my roommate basically was stuck studying for a year+ after work burnt out when I just crammed it through April-August.
^second.
Also the order you should take it in is FAR-AUD-REG-BEC. Audit plays off of FAR, so if you take audit before FAR you might lose points on some sims. Generally starting off with a tougher exam is better as well, since your clock doesn’t start ticking until you pass it. It would suck to be failing FAR and have the other three expire.
I went BEC-AUD-FAR-REG - my logic was get my feet wet with the “easier” exams and build some confidence and study habits heading into the harder ones. I think FAR and REG really just depend on the person, I felt good about FAR and knew the one I’d most likely have to retake was REG since the tax stuff didn’t come as easily to me but I took them all in short enough order where I effectively gave myself a year to keep trying at REG. Luckily didn’t need it, but I think as long as you go in with a solid strategy you can’t go wrong
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Go get your MS in tax or information systems, computer science, data analytics ( get your ms in something useful not accounting)
Then use becker Rodgers some sort of
CPA review material