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Acca F8

SA1 · 2008-03-06 12:41:49

Hi I am starting this module at the weekend in Griffith.I am also doing F7. Just thinking that with the exams only a few months away, is this enough time to cover all the material you need to learn in this subject? I would be interested to hear what those who have done it think. Thanks.

06-03-2008 12:41pm

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Hi I am starting this module at the weekend in Griffith.I am also doing F7. Just thinking that with the exams only a few months away, is this enough time to cover all the material you need to learn in this subject? I would be interested to hear what those who have done it think. Thanks.

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#2 11-03-2008 3:10pm

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You have planty of time. The important thing with F8 is to have a good knowledge base and to practice questions. My own method for F8 was basically to write out the little pocket notes in my own words for each section and then learnt them off. I got a really good mark as I started early in the semester and knew a lot of stuff of by heart going into my week of revision. Also, make sure you do your homework.

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