[CPA is a WIP]

Hello all,

I decided to continue on with the CPA journey, after a long hiatus from studying and taking the exam. That said, I purchased the Yeager CPA review course. Mainly due to the huge sale and I liked their presentation of the material. Wiley seemed too dull so did Gleim. NO way am I purchasing Becker – I cannot afford it – and my employer will not foot the bill. However, the Yaeger test bank is lacking MCQs. Witch stand-alone test bank would you recommend? NINJA is a viable option, but the monthly subscription of $67 adds up. Lastly, did I make a bad choice on going with Yeager? I only purchased the FAR section.

Thank you.

[CPAHOPE]

Im a cheap guy so I only purchased wiley test banks (Yeager for REG) and text books and nothing else. I actually purchased Yeager test bank for REG because it was so darn cheap but their task based simulation is weak and not enough multiple choice questions. Thankfully I did pass REG but Wiley test banks are better since they have more MC and simulations. Gleim and ninja test banks are probably the best but both are pretty costly. Ninja test banks are great if you can pass the exams quickly. If you're cheapskate like me, you should go with wiley test banks. I got 30 percent off and paid only 105 dollars for each test bank

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I utilized sales and discount codes as well. Most courses will email you a discount code after your free trial period expires.
I think I got 10-20% off Roger's basic 18 month course, with books and flash cards, and I got the Gleim TB and physical books for 50% off.
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If you're attempted before and had failures it makes sense to go piece meal. It'll cost you more in the long run, but that way you can pick the best course/provider for each section.
Roger was weaker in REG, and not great for BEC, but FAR and AUD were stronger.
I've heard Yeager is good for FAR.
Good luck on your journey.

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