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hi,
been reading but i have to understand f7. very worried, what should i do?
thanksI hoped that the video lectures were helpful in understanding F7 – that was certainly the intention. You need to be more particular about individual bits that you don’t understand. ( I have heard so many students say “I didn’t understand a single word” but when push came to shove, it was one small(ish) point that was throwing them )
Get specific, and post again
Dear Mike little, I have been so away from ACCA exams for about 2years now due to marriage and a baby.
Now I have decided to get back to it, I am finding it difficult rembering how to get around calculating for : Statement of Financial position, Statement of profit and loss and other comprehensive income.I have been studying BPP study texts for about a month now but still at loggerheads. It is very frustrating for me cos I really want to get past this struggling stage and understand it once and for all.
Pls help me out. Thank you
hi Chinnie – congratulations on the baby! Have you watched the videos and followed the course notes through whilst watching the videos?
Give it a try and then post again if you’re still lost in the dark!
hi just booked my f7 exam, the pre requisite for f7 is f3, the thing is i havent done f3 at all i gained an exemption, will it be wiser to review f3 as i have forgotten a lot about consolidated income statements and cash flow etc,, can anoyone help??
Why not check out the F3 videos and update / refresh your knowledge of consolidations? That shouldn’t take too long and then you can get into your F7 studies.
Hi Mike,
I have been revising for F7 but is seem so difficult, would you recommend past paper questions from now onwards?
I am really worried cause it seems like I cant do the question I keep forgetting what to do, I guess it is practise but I just keep stressing out alot..
sorry!
No need to apologise – and you’re certainly not the only F7 student who is in the same mental state!
You’re correct of course – practice is the key.
I cannot think of a good reason why attacking past questions could be a bad way of getting prepared. It’s most likely to bring you the greatest benefit – only 7 weeks away from the exam
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