[Anonymous]

Hi everybody,

I’m deciding what review course to buy. What are your opinions about Wiley, Gleim, and Yaeger.

BTW I am a mix of learning styles. Need to see but need to practice and go over the problem to understand them.

Thanks,

[Recked]

Currently evaluating and making decisions myself.
I would suggest you take advantage of the free sample periods for the review courses.
Wiley and Roger give you 2 weeks to sample. Gleim gives you access to the first chapter in each section.

Why is Roger not on your list of contenders?

[Anonymous]

@ReckedRacing Roger only offers 24 months. I'm 6 weeks pregnant, so I'm not sure how everything is going to work out for me with the pregnancy.

Thanks for replying.

[shawn in VA]

I purchased Roger and Wiley over the course of 1 year.

Roger = very overrated. Lectures are entertaining, but your not going to learn much from his lectures. Books are EXTREMELY watered down. MCQ's are much easier in his course compared to the exam. In all fairness, his whole “system” is geared towards that 23-25 year old right out of college who knows a good amount of the material and does not need all the little details.

Wiley= EXTREMELY thorough and over detailed books and lectures. MCQ's test concepts in the review course. Lectures are dry but informative if you don't have ADHD. Some may argue too much detail in book and lecture, but for me personally I am 10 years out of school and don't remember a thing from college. The detail helps me tremendously.

The price is the same roughly. The customer service is WAAAAY better on Wiley. Most important Wiley gave me a free test bank for each part. Also most importantly NO EXPIRATION on Wiley. Roger you have 18 months then pay for another 6 month extension.

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