[Ralphie Dos Nachos]

NINJA Question –

Hey guys,

Can I get an opinion on whether I should do Ninja notes,audio,mcq or do Roger CPA and supplement with ninja mcq.

Any of you use Ninja only???

[Privateye8]

I do Roger supplemented with Ninja MCQs. I think Roger is a very good teacher. I think their TBS are a lot more like the real thing since they have changed them. So they are good practice, but I think that Ninja has harder MCQ.

[A]

Another Roger/Ninja hybrid, I prefer Roger's lectures and book but Ninja MCQ is the bomb!

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

Roger Review + Ninja MCQs

[Duskfall]

I used the Roger/Ninja combo. I passed all four first try, so I think it works very well.

FAR - 07/07/2016 - 81
BEC - 08/23/2016
AUD - 10/05/2016
REG - 11/23/2016

[Tncincy]

So are you suggesting roger books or cram and Ninja mcq. I don't have a problem reading, I am just trying to make this work. I tried mcq and notes only but I am not feeling ready. Because I don't really know the information like I should before doing mcq's. yes I am taking notes bur I just don't feel comfortable. I also have the ninja book, but I can't seem to follow the information from the mcq with the book. Just doing this all wrong ;-(

It begins with a 75
Been here too long as a cheerleader....ready to pass

[Ryan – Just Another Dollar]

I did Roger full course supplemented with Ninja MCQ. Roger's lectures were great, I took notes during them and used my notes for review (and occasionally to look up answers during my first run-through of MCQ). Ninja MCQ gave much better analysis of my results, and that's why I ended up using them over Roger's IPQ. Passed all 4 with 6 total attempts in 7 months.

B - 88 (2/16)
A - 84 (4/16)
R - 73 (6/16), 82(7/16)
F - 67 (1/16), 84(4/16)

Ethics - 93

Roger course & Ninja MCQ - HiYa!

[mitchvols]

I used Roger videos and Ninja MCQ, I never even touched the Roger IPQ, nor did I thoroughly read his book, only skimmed bits and pieces here and there. I did that for all of my tests, except the final time I took Audit, when I didn't do many lectures at all and replaced the Ninja MCQ with Becker and Gleim (Becker was given to me and I already had the Gleim because it was required from an MBA class).

[kt]

I went through all Roger's video lectures, but the interactive questions for Roger's is trash. It is way too easy and does not prepare you enough for the exam. On that note ninja MCQ is the best practice you can get for the MCQ and TBS portion of the actual exam.

My opinion:
If you are a good memorize-er and can easily eliminate questions, then Ninja only would work for you.
If you need a framework and a visualization of how each topic is connected to each other, then Roger's lectures would work for you. He uses really good mnemonics and lectures in a way where it promotes engagement and interaction.
Either way Ninja MCQ is a must.

FAR 6711/14, 76 11/15
AUD 86 2/16
REG 65 5/16, TBD 8/16
BEC TBD 11/16

[Tncincy]

I guess I was wanting to get to the point. The best use of time studying….not so much time on lectures or re-writing the book instead of taking notes. I said in another post, I guess it's no short cut or easy way to pass without studying. I do have the ninja products, I was considering a cram course in case Ninja didn't cover everything,But I don't have any more money to spend on this so So lock down and study it is.

It begins with a 75
Been here too long as a cheerleader....ready to pass

[Author]

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