[jelani1911]

Hi,

I just finished watching all of Rogers lecture videos this past Friday and I’m lost on weather or not I should jump straight into ninja mcq or skim through the previous chapters and rework the homework with Rogers IPQ’s. My test date is 9/7 and at this point I still don’t feel totally prepared. Any suggests or help would be greatly appreciated!

[Nick02122]

Do a set of Ninja MCQ, like 3 times 30 questions. Identify your weak areas, i.e. less than 80%.

Re-read the material for your weakest area, test. Go to the next weakest topic. Test. Etc.

[Painted_Jeans]

My test is on same day and i feel like idk shit lol that doesnt help though 🙂 if you start on Ninja now you'll be able to get thru about 1500 MCQs if you do 60 or so a day.. thats what i am planning to do plus Sims on weekends.

[Anonymous]

Jump into Ninja MCQ-best review tool out there! It will help flush out weak areas in no time. Do all new questions first…I did them by section…

[SuperAccountingGod]

I would suggest doing the Ninja MCQ, they seem to be the best resource along with the official AICPA released practice questions and if you have time, do the Rogers one. I know people on here say they do about 1000 MCQ before they feel “ready” but the reality is not everyone has that kind of time. If I wasn't working full time I'd prob be doing 100 every day and more on weekends. But I only have a couple hours every day after work so I do as many as I can until I burn out or notice I'm really making a lot of simple mistakes because of that. Rereading/reviewing all the chapters will feel overwhelming to you and this way, just doing MCQ can help you refresh those concepts quicker and identify any weak areas you can review again if you have time.

[Recked]

How many of Roger's IPQ's have you done so far?
I would attempt to complete 100% of the IPQs, and then jump into Ninja to keep hammering away on weak areas.

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