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MUNTIK NA 1 POINT NALANG HAHAHA Proud of myself for persevering until the end 🤟 i had no expectations for myself despite almost everyone who knew me had. Alam ko na sobrang dami pang mas magaling and it's a privilege to compete with them. - From someone who came from nothing!

Saan pumapasok sa 6 board subjects ng CPALE ang bawat subject na pinag-aaralan mo ngayon? Just remember to check the incoming 2029 CPALE syllabus too, kasi this guide is for the existing syllabus. This is for 2027-2028 takers

For now, let yourself be a person again, not just a reviewee waiting for a result. And whatever happens when the results come out, you'll deal with it when the time comes. Pero habang wala pa, please don't forget to live.

You made it to the finish line of the exam. Now let yourself believe that beautiful things can happen next. Wag mo muna isipin kung passed or failed! Tiktok: @rackyinprogress

Account reveal! I've been posting CPALE study tips content for the last month on my tiktok @rackyinprogress Crossposting my videos here from now on. ​If you came from TikTok, welcome! Let's reach more future CPAs 💯

Look who's back!!!!

Di ako nakakapag post lately, it's because gantong oras na rin ako nag-oout. 😬

Burnout is more emotional than it is physical during the review. You need to release emotions that bottle up. This can be done through: ✍️ Writing down thoughts 🗣 Talking it through with someone u trust 💡 Thinking what to improve and doing it Notice how all start with verbs?

5 minute rule for recall 📍If it takes 5 mins or less to review, do it before you start a study session 📍Works best with flashcards and self-created content 📍Don't re-solve but only revisit solutions 📍Jot down important concepts on a blank paper 📍5 mins theory, 5 mins prob

For May 2025 passers, this is your first day as a full-fledged CPA. Sarap sa feeling at natapos na no? Enjoy!! 🌴 For October 2025 takers, kayo naman ang next! ⏭️

The best way to cram is to cram at the beginning. Start earlier. Study with a sense of urgency. This will take advantage of your energy in the first weeks of the review. Para midway, you have the luxury of time, and enjoying learning and your progress can combat burnout. 🗯

Learning happens as a byproduct of the brain thinking and organizing information. Reading or watching or attending a lecture is only half the battle. Don’t trust the brain to remember what it never worked to understand 🧠

Today is a gift. As long as you're breathing, you're not done. God has plans for you.

How to solve "everything is important" when making notes: Prioritize: 1) Mistakes you made in MCQs - revisit the concepts 2) Items you think are confusing even after studying the topic 2x 3) Own template/formulas 4) Quick breakdown of concepts This will save you timee ✏️

Notes aren’t the goal—understanding is Here's 5 note-taking tips: 1. Write less, think more 2. Review within 24 hours 3. Make it visually memorable - not necessarily aesthetic 4. Flashcard weak spots only 5. Refine over time Be a designer, not a recorder 📝

Top 3 questions to boost your efficiency: 1. How to free up more time by cutting down tasks that doesn't really impact my progress? 2. How to speed up the process of watching a vidlec and learning it for the first time? 3. What MCQs to answer that will cover as much concepts?

Today's tip: other than the content of the board exam, focus on how you can learn and absorb the concepts faster. It's the gap most people tend to overlook If there's a way you can study for less time, less effort, without sacrificing quality, isn't that better? 😊

Have at least 1 day where you can take a step back on your schedule - whether it's waking up a little later, doing something that is not studying, or taking a night off. All these count to a mental break no matter how small they are. Happy Sunday, everyone!! 🌴

Fluid notes > aesthetic notes Fluid = easy to revise, add info, regroup. Your notes should be an aid to help you remember things in the future, and not just a copy pasted version of a textbook, or vid lec The simpler and more unique, the better 📓

Yes! Basta 1- quality and focused hrs 2- freestyle review, u have to tailor everything to your strengths and weaknesses, use rc lectures only when necessary. Be good at filtering the most important concepts 3-study in your downtime at work, commute + free time 4-willpower

3 tips to make the most out of your review: 1. Group easy concepts together 2. Practice early, practice often 3. Study a topic in short, spaced out sessions