[lampy44]

Hey ninjas,

I am coming in on my last few weeks of material. I have allocated 2 weeks of review. I am not working and have ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD to review. I am wondering, if you were in my shoes, what would you do to review FAR. I really want to pass this not only before the changes but I half assed AUD and it showed.

I have found that I am good for about 3-4 hours in the morning. Then from around 3-6 pm I get pretty useless. I like to pick up studying again in the evening. Then hit MCQ review right before bed.. then wash and repeat haha

I start work in January so this is my last shot at FAR before that date.

Appreciate you all!

[Bourne]

I'm in the same situation, except I'm currently working. Done with the Wiley review this weekend in which I'll then have about 2 1/2 weeks of reviewing on my own, in which I plan on doing 2174824 MCQ's and reading through the Ninja notes

[kdawg22]

This was my review process (using wiley): I took the total amount of lesson's from their study plan and figured out how many I would have to do a day to finish going through all of them again in 10 days (gave myself 14 days total for review) For each lesson, I would go over my notes that I originally made and then went through all Multiple Choice and Sim's for each section. During this time, I made an overall review sheet and made sure to include anything that was still tripping me up or that I thought was important. After the 10 days, I focused on hitting all the Sims again and kept on going over my review sheet.

Since you don't have work, I would recommend waking up around 8-9AM and then study until noon. Take a 30 min break (eat lunch and maybe even take a hot shower- this seemed to help clear my head) After this break study until 3. Since you struggle the most from 3-6 do something productive within this time (go to the gym, clean your room, cook dinner, etc.) Then get back to going over the lessons until you go to sleep.

FAR was the first exam i sat for so I did not know about the NINJA MCQ or even Wiley's test bank. You may want to look into the FAR MCQ from NINJA because I used the the MCQ for the 3 other parts and found that the multiple choice questions were a lot better then anything Wiley had to offer.

Good luck!

[Bourne]

I've planned on buying the Ninja Audio and MCQ's but really don't want to have to buy an entire package. Jeff should temporarily allow selling individual items lol

[Earla Riopel (NYCARE)]

Think excellent time management for the FAR exam. If you happened to set for a similar FAR, like 2017 Q3, make sure you can do: 40-45/40-45/25-30/65-60/70-60 split.

You need 2-2.5hrs to do the last 2 testlets, gives you time for any ‘panic attack' and to review your work.

The 2017 Q3 FAR was 80+% MCQs calculation problems, as to 2017 Q1 FAR was 50+%, extra work for FAR. Not sure about 2017 Q4, but I am studying harder, beyond my comfort(lazier)zone. Lol!

[kdawg22]

I was lucky when I was studying the NINJA MCQ was offered as a stand alone product and only cost $47 now its part of the package and more money, but Bourne even though it's more money now it is still worth buying.

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