[Isaac]

Hello. I am new to this site. I’m trying to figure out which study materials are best for me. Here’s a little bit about myself. I am not a good test taker. I am not smart on my own. I have had to work very hard to get where I am at. Accounting didn’t come easy to me. I am not afraid to study hard. Which study materials do you suggest I use? Thank you in advance.

FAR...80...Yaeger...Nov/2011
AUD...Exam...Oct/2012
REG
BEC

[Anonymous]

I'm not an acounting major and had a really crappy instructor for the classes I had to take so I have had to basically teach myself what I need to know + I've only been doing govt auditing and that for only 3 years as I came from telecom. That being said I found Lambers and Yaeger the best for teaching me the basics of what I needed to know and Becker good as an overall review of the material. Only thing I didn't like about either Yaeger or Lambers is some of their instructors are less than optimal for me (can't stand to hear them speak). For BEC Cindy at Yaeger is the best I've found. For FAR Bill Grubbs with Lambers is fantastic. Both methods will work problems to help you understand the concepts AND how to identify the parts of the questions you need to solve.

[Anonymous]

Yaegar has helped me out with REG, FAR and BEC. For BEC , though I used Gleim as well for a couple of modules. But, most of it was Yaegar.

I have been out of college for about 15 years and it was a challenge studying for this test. Phil Yaegar and Cindy Simpson are really great at explaining concepts, and their teaching style is very good.

With AUD though, I am struggling still, will be taking it for the 4th time in Feb, and this time will be using lambers. After, using Wiley test bank cd and the Wiley book, I somehow do not feel confident enough with the lambers software. I just hope it helps me pass this time. It would help to know that the lambers software helped someone as well …

Goodluck!

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