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Hello, dear tutors,
I urgently need some advice for myself.I am 18 years old student, starting my second year in university in this september. Throughout the summer, I prepared for the FA (F3) exam and I am planning to sit in exam in a few days. In the Learning Partner that I am preparing, the classes for FR (F7)starting soon (for december 2023 session) and I want to enroll in the classes. As I am a bit unsure about is it a good decision or not, I got some advice from people around me. Most of them told me that, since I just finished the FA and have no work experience, and since I never put the knowledge I learned from FA to real work practice, FR, which is deeper, broader and harder than FA, will be too difficult for me, and I will not even understand the program. Now I wanna ask, are they right? What are your opinions about these things I was told? What are your personal advices for me?
Note that,I want to finish all F (F1 to F9) papers untill I graduate.
Thank you in advance.Hi,
Some relevant work experience will always help in some capacity with the understanding of the concepts being studied but for an exam such as FR then providing you follow the technical knowledge in the class notes/videos and apply it in the revision, using past exam questions, then you should be fine. My concern would be the volume of work given that it sounds you will be studying at university whilst studying for FR at the same time.
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