Hello All, So I took the week off so I can do my yearly ultra review. 60 hours in 5 days. Question for everyone is do you take breaks when you study or just go endless hours at a shot? I am now on my 4th hour straight since lunch and starting to loose concentration. How does everyone work their time out? My schedule: 730 wake up. 8am start and go to 1pm. 1-230 lunch. 230 to 10 study. 10-12 tv. 12-730 sleep. I am def feeling guilty about taking any breaks because I find myself making stupid mistakes or missing what they are really asking on the eoc.
i wake up a 9am, head to the library by 11am and stay there for 12 hrs. people must think i live here.
Usually take an hour or so every 4 hours…
I study all day off and on…probably a good 5 or 6 hours total max…I’ve been studying consistently for the past few months so I figure no point stressing now as I likely won’t gain much from this week…a relaxed and eased mind will work wonders on Saturday after a nice light review all week
I’m glad I took the week off though too…if I had to work, I’d be stressed
IDK about not gaining alot…I pick things all the time and get questions right that I would not have otherwise
to each their own…I just made sure I didn’t rely on the last week to cram…I just use this week to make sure I know all the formulas… but it’s true about picking up not small things here and there… I just want to get this test done with lol just going to rock it
Yea I was reviewing for the last 5 weeks but I want to go through everything all over again (doing every single end of chapter question) This is my second time for L2 and I better pass. So far the mistakes I have been making in end of chapter are based on stupid errors or misinterpreting what they are saying. Example: "it is generally safer to use npv than the irr in making capital budgeting decisions. however when evaluating mutually exclusive projects, if the projects have conventional cash flow patterns and have the same investment outlays, it is acceptable to use either npv or irr. My answer: I said yes it is acceptable but they said no because guess what I forgot about the unmentioned issue of project time. Basically my mistakes have been forgetting unmentioned variables like that. Arg it drives me insane!!!
not to make it seem overly simplistic, but when in doubt over using NPV vs IRR, always go with NPV. NPV conceptually says “does this project add value?” IRR has all these issues with alternating cash flows, different timing of the CFs, etc. When in doubt go with the highest NPV
I’ve had this week off too … i take breaks every few hours, but i pull an all-nighter on alternating days. been up since yesterday at 11am lol works wonders tho. not really tired right now, banging out residual income and private company val. jus gotta fit in some exercise, good food, and 30min lie downs. im gona sleep 8 hours back to back before the exam tho haha ITS GO TIME
tiredofstudying Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I’ve had this week off too … i take breaks every > few hours, but i pull an all-nighter on > alternating days. been up since yesterday at 11am > lol > > works wonders tho. not really tired right now, > banging out residual income and private company > val. jus gotta fit in some exercise, good food, > and 30min lie downs. im gona sleep 8 hours back to > back before the exam tho haha > > ITS GO TIME I bet my money on you! you are a champ, i’ve seen some of your posts. I wish you could give exam for me too.