[wilburleft]

Hi all,

Yeager is on sale for $1299, and includes:

-full online course

-all 4 cram courses

-flash cards access

-test bank software

-audio lectures

Just called and the person who answered said he would split the cost into two payments for me, with half now and the other half in a month.

I’m new to getting ready for the exam, so I’m not very familiar with the different study materials. But his seems like a very good deal.

Was set on UWorld Roger CPA Review because of his lively lecture style. I feel like I’m going into a coma in a boring lecture, no joke, and what I’ve seen of Roger looks at least tolerable, and at best very engaging and effective. But this Yeager deal seems too good to pass up.

I want to get started right away and if I go Roger I can only buy one part right now, FAR, and buy the others later when I have the money. Which isn’t bad, just a lot more expensive.

I’ve read a lot of different online reviews and opinions, and Roger seems more liked, but both get high marks.

Since the lectures are just one aspect of the study program, maybe I shouldn’t give them as much weight as I am. Maybe once I get going it won’t matter that much. But I really struggle with boring speakers/topics. I skipped class a lot because of this, finding I did better reading and studying on my own.

So let me stop rambling and just ask if anyone can give me some guidance or share their experience before I lay out my hard earned cash on a CPA Review course.

Thanks

[jeff]

What materials have you previewed and demod?

Spend the weekend going through demos first and pick the material you like the best.

Add ninja demos to the mix too: https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-study-plan/ 😉

[jeff]

…and read the section on how to choose a review course – some things in there that most people don't think about before they get out their CC: https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-survival-guide/

[wilburleft]

Thanks for the tips Jeff.

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