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<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!
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?
@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.