Study planner
Build a practical EA exam study plan.
A clean weekly sequence: learn the module, answer quiz questions, review missed topics, study flashcards, and simulate exam timing.
30-Day Accelerated EA Plan
Candidates with tax background or significant weekly study time.
Cadence
- Study 6 days per week.
- Complete two lesson blocks per day.
- Use mixed quizzes every evening.
- Take one timed simulation each week.
Targets
- Week 1: Part 1 core rules and daily quizzes.
- Week 2: Part 2 entity, basis, deduction, and payroll modules.
- Week 3: Part 3 representation, Circular 230, audits, appeals, and collections.
- Week 4: mixed review, weak-area drills, and practice exams.
60-Day Standard EA Plan
Working candidates who can study most weekdays and one weekend block.
Cadence
- Study 5 days per week.
- Pair each lesson with a topic quiz.
- Review flashcards after every missed topic.
- Use simulations every other week.
Targets
- Weeks 1-2: Part 1 Individuals.
- Weeks 3-4: Part 2 Businesses.
- Week 5: Part 3 Representation.
- Weeks 6-8: mixed practice, simulations, and final weak-topic review.
90-Day Working Professional Plan
Candidates balancing full-time work with steady exam preparation.
Cadence
- Study 4-5 days per week.
- Complete one module at a time.
- Use weekend blocks for practice sets.
- Schedule full review days before each simulation.
Targets
- Weeks 1-4: Part 1 Individuals.
- Weeks 5-8: Part 2 Businesses.
- Weeks 9-11: Part 3 Representation.
- Week 12: final practice exams and review.
180-Day Complete EA Plan
New tax students who want a slower, deeper path through all three parts.
Cadence
- Study 3-4 days per week.
- Read lessons carefully before practice.
- Use flashcards for retention.
- Take timed simulations only after foundation work is complete.
Targets
- Months 1-2: Part 1 Individuals.
- Months 3-4: Part 2 Businesses.
- Month 5: Part 3 Representation.
- Month 6: cumulative review, weak areas, and practice exams.