@lbeth1985 if the lectures don't help you then don't listen to them- however they do give you a areas of focus- that's what I used them for- I make sure I know what they talked about in the lecture even if I just fast forward through it to just note where/what was focused-
I've learned from CPA exam study journey that you have to find out what works best for you- keep trying new things until you find something that makes the info STICK-
My personal strategy, is listen to lec. to see if they can offer any kind of insight (and for the most part Yaeger lec have done so) and also to help guide my reading for later- then I read and take notes on everything that was focused on in the lecture making sure to be as concise as possible- then I do the multiple choice and re-write my notes simultaneously, I'll rewrite a module then do MQs for that Module- then review, review, review and do MQs till exam day- I know this sounds tedious, but its what works for me, I soak up the info. this way- and that's the point, to assimilate/understand the info. as effectively and efficiently as possible so you pass-
we'll see how this worked out when I receive my AUD score here on the 22nd- hope that helped
REG - 38, (78 - 10/2011), (81 - 12/2013)
FAR - 34, 58, 61, (81 - 8/2013)
BEC - 69, 73, 58, (77 - 5/2013)
AUD - NO SHOW, 41, 69, (83 -7/2012)
KEEP PRAYING AND GRINDIN
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