[scootter]

I bought the Yaeger materials, and Gleim’s test bank, for BEC, and passed. However, I didn’t find the lectures on DVD all that helpful. I pretty much stopped watching the DVDs and just used the Wiley book, Wiley CD with questions, and Gleim’s test bank of MCQs. Anyway, for Auditing I’m thinking about just duplicating that approach, with also maybe buying Gleim’s book as well. Are there any gapoing holes in this approach I need to be aware of? Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.

[Chantel]

I think the main gapping hole is taking all the time to read the books and a lot of info that probably won't get tested. I don't know how they are on BEC because I haven't studied it yet, but for FAR and AUD I think they do great. Phil can be boring and reads from the book so it'd be ok to skip his lectures and read that chapter.

F - F ('12), 90 (Dec '15)
A - F ('12), 73 (Feb '16), ? (July '16)
R - 87 (May '16)
B -

[Anonymous]

I think the AICPA official review is better than all the other ones and a lot cheaper too.

[RedRage00]

I only used the AUD Wiley book and online test bank and passed 🙂

Texas CPA
Licensed, March 2012

[Anonymous]

What is the AICPA official review?

[Anonymous]

I used Wiley's Online Test Bank and Ninja Notes. I kept pounding on MCQ's as my strategy and it worked. Then again, this is my learning style. If it works for you, maybe that's the best way for you to learn.

[Author]

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