[soul24rage]

NINJA Question –

I was thinking of using the Ninja Notes to get the basic fundamentals for all 4 sections and pound all the Ninja MCQs and the Wiley TB. But the Rogers Cram Course has been enticing and I heard great reviews for FAR and REG. If you were given a choice, would you start studying with the Rogers Cram Course or with the Ninja Notes and then do the MCQs?

[AccountantPinkHair]

I would go with Ninja Notes. I bought Roger CRAM for BEC and did the program, my score didn't move 1 dang point. I got Notes and USED them and moved my score a few points.

AUD - 72, 81
FAR - 71, 78
REG - 60, 78
BEC - 60, 71, 71

IF I FALL, I WILL GET BACK UP. IF I AM BEATEN, I WILL RETURN.

How do you guys use the notes? Im up for a retake for AUD and I have Ninja Notes – I've been reading the entire thing, do i really need to write it all down?

[turo9992000]

Writing them down makes all the difference. I think with me. reading, plus writing makes me remember the content better.

[maverick87]

@itagain Writing down all of the notes will take a whole lot of time. Write down the sections you're having issues with or sections that are heavily tested.

@turo9992000 @maverick87 thanks guys, I am desperate for a 75+ in audit right now, wrapping up gleim (after doing AUD in April and getting a 73 without finishing the entire gleim material) then starting Becker on Thursday.

My plan is to do Gleim's final review and mock test, while going through Becker. In desperate need of results so gonna be hitting pen to paper on those Ninja notes then!

[shawn in VA]

What got me a pass on BEC is to buy ninja audio and play it during your sleep. It plays the same chapter over and over (you don't have to get up to re-play). It got me 7 points to pass. That is all I did different from going to 74 to 81.

Try it. It is worth the $100 (i think)

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