[kcoops44]

NINJA Question –

Has anyone used the NINJA Plus videos for BEC? Did you find them helpful? I cannot stand to sit through any more Becker lectures and this is going to be a BEC retake. Took BEC the first time just because my NTS was running out and got a 74. I went through the Becker lectures but this was back in June so I really just need a refresher I believe. Thoughts?

[jeff]

For what it's worth – NINJA PLUS will only be available in the Combo starting tomorrow.

I was going to close it down right now actually until I saw your message 🙂

I've done the same thing with BLITZ/Book/Flashcards/MCQ Audio. A variety of products is good, but I'm sticking with 4 core options.

[jeff]

NINJA PLUS feedback: https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-forum/forum/cpa-review-materials/ninja-plus/

[jeff]

…and not to keep responding to myself, but the link is already gone from the sidebar – here is the link: https://www.another71.com/shop/ninja-plus-bec-67/

[C / X]

…What do you mean by refresher? I thought you have to study all over again if you have to retake it, right? Ninja Plus:I don't have any experience with it honestly so I don't know.

I think he has a sample of the videos on that to see you if like it. Personally nothing beats the book and MCQ's for me (for both study materials I'm using- with Roger and Ninja).

If you want a real quick overview you can get the (BEC NOT MCQ) audio (if he still has it separate). It's about 9 chapters and like 1 hour to 1.5 hours in length all together but they really drive the main topics and point home. I think it's better to have as much supplemental material but making sure to maintain a balance of not adding too much and getting all the nuances mixed up for everything.

A few that have already passed the CPA exam recommended the book, the audio, and MCQ to me, but the Ninja Plus thing is still kinda new so IDK.

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