[katieirizarry]

<cite> @Mussa1984 said:</cite>
I was in a very similar situation, but I had a lot of support from my wife.

You need to analyse each paper and get a feel of how well you could do in each of them.

For example, I had P2, P7 and P6 left.

In the past, I’ve done well in F8 and F7, so therefore sat P2 & P7 together and passed.

And sat now P6 and became an affiliate.

If you are business minded and excelled in written papers, than P3 shouldn’t present a problem.

P6 is a very demanding paper and the syllabus is huge.

P7 I felt it was a continuation of F8, but looks in more detail into the accounting standards.

Whichever papers you decide to go, I wish you all the best.

Thank you so much for this advice, very helpful …. and Congratulations on becoming an affiliate!

[katieirizarry]

Thank you so much for your advice Mike. How does the opting out work? Also would I be able to opt out of P3, for example, & still sit an option paper?

[katieirizarry]

@kylie85 I feel the exact same way. I failed for the 3rd time with a similar mark to you. Really getting fed up with this paper.

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