[itooshallpass]

NINJA Question –

Has anyone here used Roger and added on Ninja? I am using only Roger at this point and wondering if getting the smallest ninja package might help me get an edge. What’s been your experience with using ninja in addition to another course? Is there a lot of overlap with the questions?

Thanks

 

 

[Sweet<3 soon to be CPA]

I did exactly that and I feel it worked. There was some overlapping but I felt Ninja MCQ better prepared me for test day. However the Roger lectures are outstanding and wouldn't trade them for any other course 🙂

Good Luck!

[Anonymous]

I will be replacing Roger with Ninja. Roger has helped me fail 3 exams now and as far as I'm concerned, that's it. I'll be getting Ninja soon, after I resume my studies next month.

[CS]

I added NINJA to my Wiley course for FAR and found it useful, although I did not use it very often until the last couple of weeks (so much material on Wiley I felt like I was blasting out lesson after lesson).

I am using Roger for Audit now, and have supplemented it with NINJA, and am using NINJA much more regularly (less material to go through so more time for progress testing IMO), and am finding it extremely helpful. I know some people say why bother with an additional test bank for I like a different feel/look sometimes, as I get burnt out looking at the same interface over and over but that's just me.

[A]

Roger + Ninja worked great for me, passed four for four from Q2 2016 through Q1 2017.

B - 77 (2.27.16)
A - 81 (4.18.16)
R -
F -

Roger Review + Ninja MCQs

[Hank Scorpio]

I like the stats that NINJA gives you over Roger for the MCQ. I passed both BEC and AUD using NINJA MCQ right after using Rogers just to see a different set of questions.

FAR - 10/3/16
BEC - 69 - 10/31/16
AUD - November 2016
REG - December 2016

[spazzdiva]

I've passed BEC and REG so far (both on the first try), only using Roger and I just took FAR last week (and felt well prepared). I have no experience with NINJA, but I have found that Roger is more than complete enough for me to be able to be successful on the exams – I found that there were more than enough practice questions, both MCQ and SIM, and that the type of questions prepared me well for the exam (wasn't really surprised by any of the types of questions I was getting on exam day). Essentially, between the lectures, book, and practice questions, I haven't felt that anything has been lacking and my scores have reflected that!

[Author]

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