Hi Stephanie,
Firstly, I would consider trying for audit again relatively soon while much of the material is still fresh. Use your score report to help you hone in on the areas that need it the most.
As for study tips, you know yourself best. Definitely consider the advice of others but if you know that doing flashcards does not work for you, don't bother with them. I personally got the most from the video lectures and hardly read from the books. Everyone will have a different "what works for them".
Try to find your own personal "peak' study time where you can feel the most focused on studying. For many, it is first thing in the morning. For me, it was typically between 7pm and 10pm. After my food is settling from dinner and before I would start to wind down for bed.
Lastly, try to take a pratice exam AT LEAST 2 weeks before your actual exam. Even if you have not yet finished all the material. This can help you to focus your last few weeks in the areas that you need them the most.
Happy to chat more on any other questions you might have!
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Bryan Morgan Jr. CPA
Senior Manager - Data Analytics
PowerGrid Services, LLC
New Braunfels TX
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-30-2025 14:19
From: Stephanie Galvan
Subject: How's everyone doing this summer?
Hi everyone! My name is Stephanie and I have been testing since last November. I work as a Senior Tax Associate in Fort Worth and I was wanting to get all sections of the CPA passed before the end of the summer. Unfortunately, I did not measure how ambitious this goal was. After failing Audit, I have decided to focus on work for the summer and try again in the winter. Does anyone have any studying tips?
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Stephanie Galvan
Tax Associate
CLA
Fort Worth TX
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