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Hi all, I am just getting ready to begin studying for my first test, BEC and my excitement is uncontrollable. I plan on finishing finals, taking the weekend off, and then going ahead at it full steam starting on Dec 17. I scheduled my test on Jan 11. I just received my Becker stuff today (self study) and thought I would start planning ahead knowing that I only have less than 4 weeks and many of those days are during the holiday season where I won’t be able to study.

My question is, what is the recommend (I suppose, live study method) that Becker teaches, and what do you guys recommend? Do you guys recommend that I watch all the lectures for B1, and then do the MCQ? Or if B1 is divided into 3 parts, do you recommend that I watch the first part, then do the MCQ, then watch the next lecture of B1? Or perhaps do you guys recommend that I watch all the lectures (B1-B6), takes notes, and then go back to do the MCQ?

Also, where do the simulations fall into this? By the looks of it, Becker wants me to watch all the lectures, then do the MCQ, and then do the simulation. Is the simulation basically the written part of the test that Becker wants me to practice after each section?

Thanks all. Sorry for all the questions, but given my time constraints with studying, I figure I should get the best study plan possible and stick to it. Any other recommendations would be awesome, thanks!