[Anonymous]

Based on personal experience, which would you suggest?

I'm tired of operating in fear and mediocrity. It's time to try. It's time to do. It's time to go.

[Anonymous]

Definitely make your own. You will remember it better when you hand-write them vs. downloading. Plus you can add your own notes and focus only on the topics you need to. I had hundreds of em by the time I was done; good to keep in the car for when you have a few minutes to burn

[REG-FTW86]

If you're willing to invest the time do it yourself. I bought mine. Hardly used them but then again for $7 it didn't really hurt.

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[njvath]

Here's my 2 cents…

I am using Becker and purchased the flashcards for each section. I started to use them but I found that they're not an efficient use of time for me so I haven't used them since and I've taken AUD and FAR…for me I feel like using flash cards (pure memorization) is the wrong approach because you really have to learn to respond to questions that are meant to trick you. I think you're much better off continually doing MCQs until it makes you sick to look at another MCQ 🙂

With that said, if you learn well from flashcards you could do both and just supplement any flashcards you purchase with handwritten ones although, I would tend to agree with @bigb_sd that you're much more likely to remember things that are handwritten.

Good luck on your journey!

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