[nycbig4winner]

I AM TIRED OF FAILING AUDIT..I USED BECKER FOR THE FIRST 3 AND I WAS CLOSE..I TOOK MY AUD EXAM 8/27 USING BECKER AND WILEY TEXTBOOK HOPING IT WILL GIVE ME THE EDGE BUT I FAILED AGAIN..I AM HOPING TO TAKE THIS EXAM AGAIN NEXT WINDOW..THIS IS KILLING MY ACCOUNT..SHOULD I BUY YAGER CRAM FOR AUDIT? START A NEW HOME STUDY? EVERTIME I LEAVE I FEEL LIKE I HAD PASSED BUT THIS IS NOT THE CASE…IM FRAUSTRATED…I ONLY PASSSED ONE…PLEASE GIVE ME ADVICE??

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[jeff]

Cool…I think you're wise to go with some videos that compliment the Wiley book.

-Jeff

[Anonymous]

OnePointAway:

I used Gleim and Gleim only and passed all 4 parts on the first try. I really liked Gleim. The software is about $60 and has about 1800 multiple choice questions on it. For AUD, most questions are AICPA adapted, but there are some “Publisher” questions. The software, tells you where they come from…so I just disregarded any questions that were not AICPA (Publisher questions account for less than 10% of AUD questions). I liked it because it was cheap, and it was broken down into 20 units and each unit was broken down into specific subunits. And, you could create tests based on the subunits (ex: Unit 2: Risk Assessment; Subunit 1: Pre-engagement Acceptance Activities – 34 available questions).

[OnePointAway]

Csin832,

Thanks a lot for the info. Since it is only $60 I might just go for it, if I fail AUD again. I hope I'm in Wave 1 so I should get the AUD score mid-November. I assume I would contact Gleim and there would be no problem in buying this software by itself?

[jeff]

If you already have a solid set of MCQs (Wiley book) – the smart money is on a review of the material in video form – from whatever product that may be.

[Anonymous]

I used Yeager for all 4 section – passed the first three and waiting on the AUD grade. I found the review for Aud not worth the money. I used Wiley book and just went through all the multiple choices and extra sims at the end of the book and it covered majority of the material on the test. Some questions were exactly the same as the questions in Wiley.

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