I use CPAexcel. The lectures can be great, but are mostly average, and sometimes kind of worthless. Their pension lectures were great, it's a topic I never fully understood (or was able to remember at least) in college but it's now one of my best major areas.
I was never a book learner, I could NEVER read accounting books in college, but CPAexcel's book is actually amazing. I was very surprised when I switched from exclusively lectures to watching lectures and reading the book, and eventually just dropped lectures altogether unless I really needed to see an example happening in person, which did happen from time to time and the lectures did that just fine.
Question wise, plenty of MCQs (around 1700? I think), mostly AICPA released questions like every other review course will have. Also, lots of sims. Other than that, I just love the way CPAexcel is organized, you tell it when your test is and it tells you which sections to do what day, everything is very neat and organized so you're never wondering what to do next.
I bought CPAexcel because it was cheap. 20% student discount combined with a $200 off coupon code brought it down to $1200 for me, and they threw in a free Wiley Test Bank to seal the deal. If someone was paying for me, I'd have Becker. But I honestly cannot imagine what more Becker could do for me at this point, or any other review for that matter. I'm perfectly content with it.
The standard advice: Yaeger is great if you need to learn new things (as a fresh graduate, I can't imagine you do). Roger is great if you need a lecturer to keep you awake (personally, after watching one of his videos, I cannot imagine spending a hundred hours listening to him). Becker is great if you have someone else's money to burn. I don't know where CPAexcel fits in here, but I guess it's the cheap all-around course that gets the job done. But all of these courses will probably get the job done. I think it really comes down to you. They're all over a thousand dollars, and they all sell well enough to be common names around any CPA candidate, so they're all doing something right. If you put in the effort, I think any course can do the trick.
CPAexcel + Ninja MCQs is exactly what I would do if I didn't get a free Wiley Test Bank. The supplemental test bank is going to be pretty invaluable no matter what course you take, IMO. I've done all 1400 of WTB's and all 1700 of CPAexcel's and I'm still doing more, unfortunately they must be repeats. I'd love more questions. I'd buy Ninja MCQ if my test wasn't 2 days away.
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