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NINJA Question –

Hello everyone, I found out i failed Aud and Far and i want to use Ninja MCQ a long with Becker this time around.

Can i purchase JUST the ninja MCQ for $47ish? Because i really dont think i need the other notes and stuff since i already have Becker.

Thanks

[SafariSteve]

Everything I've seen indicates that as of a few weeks ago, nothing is sold individually.

Kind of disappointed because my studying for AUD, BEC, and REG consisted solely of reading the Roger books and answering a portion of the Ninja MCQs. The switchover to packages happened right before I wanted FAR MCQ access and I thought if I was being forced to buy a package, I might as well try the $197 “Sniper” package to get the book. I did about 300 FAR MCQs and skimmed through a couple sections of the book, but I didn't even open the notes, flashcards, audio, or plus portions of the package.

I suppose it's not a bad deal if you use everything (or almost everything), but the two things I used at all (MCQ and book) would have only been $144 had I purchased them separately. At least I'm done with the exam…

[SafariSteve]

I should add that I'd pay the $127 for the MCQ alone and I'm sure everything in the package would have been helpful had I used it all, but I just wish I had the option of buying the book and MCQ in a smaller package. Roger's video lectures didn't really fit my learning style (I quickly realized I wasn't going to absorb much from them) and I just wanted a separate MCQ option, so my preferences might be unusual anyways.

[Earla Riopel (NYCARE)]

Just bought the FAR ‘Sniper' Ninja package today. Quite surprised on how the book is tied in with rest of the bundle products. I just finished Chapter 1 (IFRS), read the notes, book, and watched the videos on it. I haven't checked the flashcard app yet. I might need to switch phone with hubby on this one.

Anyway, tomorrow, I would continue doing Ninja MCQs/SIM questions which was interrupted for a year. My Ninja 2016 Q4 FAR trending score result from last year is still there. I might just concentrate on my weaker points. At the same time, making sure to cover the whole sections before the exam.

In the past, I have purchased the Ninja MCQs/SIMs, notes & videos. But I always run out of time, can't finished the whole thing. This time though, I made a promise to myself to use Ninja products as my main study materials, and see what happen.

Before my 2017 Q1/Q3 exams (2 sets of 4 sections), I taught, I will stay with my pre-2015 Becker/Wiley complete set materials. But my results are telling me to get newer ones. I need that extra boost to pass the rest of the sections, Ninja products fit my budget. I definitely like the MCQs/SIMs app, so much better than my PDFs and hardcopy materials.

[jeff]

We bundled 8 products into 3 and 34 product pages into 1 and everything is much simpler.

The 3 most popular products are in the bottom package at a slight discount with the biggest discount being in the middle package.

For essentially the price of the book and audio (or the book and Mcq plus one renewal) you get everything (book, audio, notes, Flashcard, full video library – many of them from Bob Monette, universally regarded as one of the top instructors of all time, MCQ/SIMS (6 mo … the old $397 combo only had 3 mo access), you need to pass in the Sniper package…with 6 months access to the Mcq/videos as well.

The change won't be for everyone – but it's a killer deal for anyone looking to study with ninja standalone or supplement with their previous course to fill in the gaps. It doesn't get better than $197 for a full study course.

jeff

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