 For everyone last week, I paused the question, which section is the hardest section of the CPA exam? Although I kind of knew the consensus, but I wanted to explain why the consensus is so and kind of help you change your perception about the difficulty of the exam. So the majority of the students stated, and that's what usually students say for, is the hardest, and I will explain why in a moment. But a lot of students stated that if you are familiar with tax, if you work with tax, tax would be easy for someone who's not familiar with tax, tax will be hard, and same thing with audit. If you work with audit day in and day out, you may think audit is easy, but for someone who never worked in audit, may think audit is hard. But the consensus is far is the hardest. Now why, in my opinion, far is the hardest, and I don't believe so. That's why I'm gonna try to change your perception. Some students says far has the most information. I don't believe so, and I'm gonna explain why in a moment. Here's why students think far is the hardest. Far accumulates. In other words, far covers intermediate accounting, one and two, advanced accounting, and governmental accounting. So here's what happens. If you have weakness in intermediate accounting, and most students, they do experience weakness in intermediate accounting from their undergraduate studies. If you are weak in intermediate accounting, you're gonna suffer in those courses, then that's gonna carry to advanced accounting. Because advanced accounting builds on intermediate accounting. Then if you really don't understand accrual accounting, forget about understanding modified accrual when it comes to governmental. So the reason it's difficult, it's because the information accumulates. So if you are a weak in one area, you're gonna find that difficulty, even though without you noticing, that difficulty will transfer to other areas. In contrast to BEC, and BEC you'd learn about macroeconomics, microeconomics, and dependent topic. You learn about IT and dependent topic. You learn about cost accounting, managerial accounting, corporate governance, finance. Each topic is independent. So you think it's actually BEC covers more diverse information than far overall, because you have to, you need a microeconomic book, macroeconomic book, introduction to finance, an IT textbook. So notice you are covering more, a finance book, and a book about corporate governance and international business. So it covers more material than far per topics, but each topic is independent. So you can learn IT, but you don't have to learn IT in order to learn economics and vice versa. So that's why each topic is independent, and that's why it feels it appears to be easier than far, but it's not really easier than far. And I like what student says. If you work in audit, you'll find audit easy. And I'm gonna carry on this point. None of these sections are difficult or easy. If you are prepared, it's always easy. And how can I help you prepare? That's the difference between what I offer in a CPA review course. In a CPA review course, they make the following assumption. They assume you just graduated from college in May, you did very well, you learn everything you need to learn, and they are reviewing the material with you. That's not what I do. The way I offer my courses, actually they're designed initially for college students. Therefore what I would do, and I'll take you back to college, if need be, for all your topics and help build that knowledge. So the CPA exam review course is easy and manageable for you. So that's what I do. I help you learn the material, so none. So the answer is, which of the four section is the hardest? And the answer is, all four of them are difficult if you are not ready. And all four of them are easy if you are ready. And I can help you make them easy. That's what I do. Check out my website, connect with me, email me if you have any questions, and let's work together to pass the CPA exam. And of course, stay safe.