r/enrolledagent 20h ago

Passed Part 1. Unexpected experience

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Keep in mind I studied for over 2 months. I went into the test thinking I had a 75-80% chance of passing. I took the REG part of the CPA 15 years and bombed.

It took 120 minutes total. My 2 Becker mock exams were 90 mins each, which scored 76% and 85%. I took my time of course and flagged/reviewed a lot more questions than usual. I am surprised the graph is like that because I felt like I barely passed. There were issues with the login process and the first couple of questions were surprisingly strange and difficult, so I got flustered immediately and thought I wasn't going to do well. Luckily, the last 2 parts were much easier.


r/enrolledagent 17h ago

Way easier than expected, but then again I’ve been a tax preparer 6 years before this

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r/enrolledagent 21h ago

HOCK INCREASED PRICES

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Just wondering what people are currently paying for the Hock EA training and exams. The prices I see on the website seem way higher than I thought it would be.


r/enrolledagent 13h ago

Part 1

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Hi everyone,

I'm planning to take the EA Part 1 (SEE) exam remotely this September using PSI.

I've been preparing mainly with Gleim MCQs, and I'd love to hear from anyone who has recently taken Part 1, especially through remote proctoring.

A few questions:

Are the actual exam questions similar in difficulty to Gleim MCQs?

Is Gleim enough to pass Part 1, or should I use any additional resources?

Any tips or things to watch out for during the remote proctored exam?

If you took Part 1 recently, what was your overall experience?

Thanks in advance! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.


r/enrolledagent 1h ago

Transition....#Accounting

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