[stacy43]

I currently am using Yaeger and it worked great for me for all other topics but I feel like the instruction for audit seems to be laking. I need to find something else but have no idea which is better. I have seen that some people say Roger and some have said Lambers. I have no audit experience outside of the course I took in college, many years ago. Help please!

[J]

I am curious as to this as well. I have used Yaeger for BEC and FAR and I just started preparing for REG with Yaeger as well. I really liked Gary for the couple of sections that he did in FAR (i.e. leases and not-for-profit) but I have no background/basis in auditing and feel like he teaches to those who already have a relatively decent base from which to work. I still think he does okay but maybe the approach just isn't for me. I started to study for auditing and stopped after a week as I decided to put it off for last…

Together with the fact that I find auditing concepts extremely boring, I was wondering if there was a different approach out there that might suit me better?

[jeff]

Instead of investing in another course – see if these free ninja aud notes spice it up:

https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-study-plan/

Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS) | Another71 | NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE

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