[waffle_house]

Has anyone used this to study for their exams? They give a good amount of questions for free and I know they aren’t AICPA licensed questions. Also, has anyone used their premium service as well? What is your take on this content.

[Anonymous]

I'm curious about this as well

[alboreland]

I purchased the notes and noticed they are almost the same as the explanations for the Wiley Test Bank answers word for word. They helped me and they don't cost much- $15 a section I think. I recomend not buying the pdf version because the pages have very small margins and isn't in a friendly outline format. The slides are only available for a limited time and you need an internet connection so I printed them out and created pdf's. This way you can keep them as long as you want and also read them on an ipad or iphone. The website states that the slides can't be read on an ipad or iphone.

[mla1169]

It's not for everybody but I can tell you their free content is all I used for FAR and passed the first time. I added in wiley for BEC and REG, and Wiley plus Ninja notes for AUD.

FAR- 77
AUD -49, 71, 84
REG -56,75!
BEC -75

Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

[Ajaz0810]

I used it for FAR after failing it twice. I purchased their points to pass program. It's set up where you can do the same question with different numbers so you won't be doing the same questions knowing the answer. I really believe that was the reason I passed far the 3rd time. Their questions aren't AICPA released questions but that is ok. They're still good questions.

FAR 62, 66, 78
AUD 66, 55, 74, 72
BEC 79
REG

[waffle_house]

I'm tempted to buy their “Essential Content” because I like the way the printable package looks and its only about $40. Anyone have experience with this?

[Anonymous]

I used the free questions to supplement my Wiley books.

I actually thought it was a pretty good resource. It was quick and easy to belt out a few MCQs with some free time at work, too.

[Author]

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