[barelystayingsane]

Hey, guys! I have AUD in 9 days, and I’m not feeling as confident about it as I felt about the other three exams I took. I solely used Becker for the other three and scored very well (REG – 98; BEC – 94; FAR – 96), but I’m not sure if just using Becker will cut it this time. I’m one of those people who doesn’t find AUD to be intuitive. On 50-question practice tests, I’m getting between 90-100%, but I attribute some of this to memorizing the questions (even though I go through each option and explain to myself why it’s not correct).

I’m not exactly gung ho about spending $85, but if you guys think it would be beneficial, then I will. I’m also worried that WTB will even further destroy any self-confidence I have left, since I have heard that their questions can be very tricky.

Thoughts?

[Wowlace]

I just posted a similar question, and then saw your post!!! I am contemplating buying WTB and I have Gleim test prep. Do you find that Wiley has questions that Becker does not have? I will purchase Wiley as long as there is a benefit.

[barelystayingsane]

I'm seeing some questions from Becker (although I feel like Becker has a LOT of questions for AUD for whatever reason). But there are a lot of new questions!

[barelystayingsane]

I'm seeing some questions from Becker (although I feel like Becker has a LOT of questions for AUD for whatever reason). But there are a lot of new questions!

[barelystayingsane]

@Wowlace you mentioned in your other thread that you had Gleim. To put it in perspective, WTB has about 4,000 questions on AUD I read somewhere. Not sure how many Gleim has.

[barelystayingsane]

@Wowlace you mentioned in your other thread that you had Gleim. To put it in perspective, WTB has about 4,000 questions on AUD I read somewhere. Not sure how many Gleim has.

[Wowlace]

Thanks! I will purchase it. Good luck to you! You will pass with flying colors I am sure! 🙂

[Wowlace]

Thanks! I will purchase it. Good luck to you! You will pass with flying colors I am sure! 🙂

[taxgeek83]

@barelystayingsane – Did you find the incorrect answers? I haven't been able to find it in the desktop version, but assuming you're using the online version, go to the “Reports” tab, and in the middle you'll see “Incorrect Questions.” From there you can choose by session.

If you already found it, awesome and good luck on your exam!!

[taxgeek83]

@barelystayingsane – Did you find the incorrect answers? I haven't been able to find it in the desktop version, but assuming you're using the online version, go to the “Reports” tab, and in the middle you'll see “Incorrect Questions.” From there you can choose by session.

If you already found it, awesome and good luck on your exam!!

[barelystayingsane]

Hey @taxgeek83, thanks! I should have clarified. I was actually wondering about the typos (i.e., Wiley says the answer is b, but it's really a). Becker has a list of all its typos on its website. Wasn't sure if Wiley did the same thing.

[barelystayingsane]

Hey @taxgeek83, thanks! I should have clarified. I was actually wondering about the typos (i.e., Wiley says the answer is b, but it's really a). Becker has a list of all its typos on its website. Wasn't sure if Wiley did the same thing.

[taxgeek83]

@barelystayingsane – Ok! I haven't found too much in the way of lists of corrections either. They do have an “Errata” section on the website but I'm not sure how helpful it is – sounds like the online version is kept pretty up to date but might be useful if you're using the desktop version.

https://wileycpa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2011/kw/incorrect%20answer/related/1

[taxgeek83]

@barelystayingsane – Ok! I haven't found too much in the way of lists of corrections either. They do have an “Errata” section on the website but I'm not sure how helpful it is – sounds like the online version is kept pretty up to date but might be useful if you're using the desktop version.

https://wileycpa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2011/kw/incorrect%20answer/related/1

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