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June 7, 2023

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Study Plan Ideas to Organize Your 2022 CPA Exam Goals

by Adrienne Gonzalez

Last week I introduced you guys (and gals) to the joys of bullet journaling with some suggestions on how to whip up some spreads to organize your 2022 CPA exam goals, and we went over the basics of setting up your first bujo. This week I’m throwing a few study-specific spreads at you in the […]

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Take Charge of Your 2022 CPA Exam Study Plan With Bullet Journaling (No, This Is Not Sponsored)

by Adrienne Gonzalez

I know it’s a bit out of character for us to promote something usually associated with Pinterest moms and lifestyle influencers but I assure you, no one is paying me to write this post. Well, the owners of Going Concern are but that’s beside the point. I started bullet journaling last year and let me […]

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Five CPA Exam Studying Tips for Complete Morons

by Adrienne Gonzalez

In a recent blog post, NASBA's Ryan Hirsch offers five tips to know before taking the CPA exam that might seem a bit obvious so instead of regurgitating them here, let's give them a good old fashioned Going Concern spin. 1. Utilize a CPA exam Review CourseDUH. We don't have official figures on this but Becker […]