Any books to study for a freshman audit student

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1. Absolutely! Here are several books that can be very helpful for a freshman Audit student:

   1. “Auditing and Assurance Services” by Alvin A. Arens, Randal J. Elder, and Mark S. Beasley – This book provides a comprehensive overview of auditing practices and principles, with real-world examples that help in understanding key concepts.

   2. “Principles of Auditing & Other Contemporary Issues” by Ray Whittington and Kurt Pany – This text covers both traditional auditing topics and contemporary issues in auditing, making it relevant for today’s auditing environment.

   3. “Auditing: A Risk-Based Approach” by Karla Johnstone, Audrey A. Gramling, and Douglas F. Pany – This book introduces auditing concepts through a risk-based lens, which is useful for understanding how auditors assess risks in the Audit process.

   4. “Wiley CPAexcel Exam Review 2021 Study Guide + Question Pack: Auditing and Attestation” by Wiley – While aimed at CPA candidates, this guide provides a solid foundation in auditing concepts that might be beneficial.

   5. “The Audit Process” by Iain Gray and Stuart Manson – This practical guide focuses on the audit process and the skills needed to conduct effective audits.

   6. “Audit Like a Rockstar: The No-Nonsense Guide to the CARE Process” by Michelle M. Toole – This is a more modern take on auditing, blending practical advice with engaging content aimed at making audits more interesting and approachable.

   Additionally, don’t forget to check out your university’s recommended textbooks and resources. Engaging in class discussions and utilizing supplemental materials such as online lectures or tutorials can also enhance your understanding. Good luck with your studies!

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