jim8z3

I didn't really have a "plan" for the revision. I just carried my folder with the notes around with me more or less whereever I went and re-read them as often as I could. After a while you feel that you know most of them by heart while at the same time really noticing where your weak areas are (that would be the pages that you read, and re-read and still every time you read them it's as though you've never seen this stuff before - for me that was income tax and leases in FSA!!!)

Another great way to make sure that you have fully understood the material and retained it, is to explain it to someone else. Since I didn't have that "someone else" (and I am sharing this at the risk that you are going to think I am crazy!) I would just sit in my study talking out loud - to no-one! Bit weird I know, but I do this when I have to prepare big presentations too and I find that it helps me see where the gaps are.

But ultimately, the best review is doing practice questions.