How Molly Crushed the CPA Exams

I think my highest was a 96 on FAR and my lowest was a 93 on two of the other ones

Which is so funny to me because- That's crazy. That's a high score

Yeah, it was. It was way higher than I was expecting because I'm not like, you know, this is not what I

went to. This is not where I started. You know, my education, I'm more of a writer and, you know, all of that sort of thing

So it was very interesting testing myself in this different way. I think it's more about study skills than intellect

You know, it's not about that. It's just- Yeah. I think anybody can do well enough, certainly well enough to pass, get that 75

And I surprised myself at that range. Still, where you essentially spent two hours a day with your review course and that's it

to score that high, I bet you'd be shocked. If you took most scores of like 95 or 96, I would bet money that pretty much every person

was studying like six to eight hours a day to get that score. Like that's just

Which just gets me like a heart attack thinking about that. Yeah. Thank goodness

That is not what I wanted in any way. So I'm glad I didn't take that route

No, I was still working. Still had my son. Yeah. I did not want or need to spend that much time

So what drew me into SuperfastCPA and proved itself every single day that I was doing it

was that the time you put in every hour was valuable. It directly correlated with execution of those exams

There was no waste. There's no waste in the program. And that gave me the motivation to do it

You know, okay, the system is, yes, I have to get up by five, but man, those hours are

you know, every part of it is meaningful. And like I said, I just didn't watch any videos, did not do anything outside of that that I

didn't have to do. And that's a big relief and guidepost for what you have to put in a lot of time for

but you know that the time is a direct correlation to you getting that exam done

I watched your webinar and I was like, yep, this is the fit for me

This is exactly, kind of sounds like my go-to style. I like the principles of how this framework sounds

Like, let's do it