[Guppy]

Hello! I’m new to this website, and I have been doing research for the past few hours trying to decide which CPA exam review material to purchase. I’m 23, and recently graduated with my Masters in accounting along with starting work in a public accounting firm. I’ve been reading people’s opinion’s on this website, and the general theme I’ve noticed is that it depends on your personal study habits. I definitely plan on buying the Ninja MCQ as the general consensus on here seems to be that it greatly supplements a study material. I’d like to talk about myself a bit, however, as I feel that maybe people may be able to give a more informed opinion on which review course would be the best.

I have always been bad to procrastinate things, and I feel it helps if there is something to help keep me accountable while studying. I’m not sure that will be a problem with this, as I will have no free time to do much anything else other than study, but extra accountability would be a plus. I feel that online questions that provide clear feedback to your answer is very beneficial. Those are the two main things that I feel I should mention. Becker seems to be the most popular pick I have seen, but I would really appreciate some personal opinions. Thanks for your help!

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[Anonymous]

Ninja is going to be the most bang for your buck. I would probably ease into it and try to pass a few sections using only ninja and then go from there. I feel that becker will have a jump that the others wont on the 2017 material, but its definitely going to probably be a crapshoot for a minute with the new format and such.

[Skynet]

I want to say that I am a True Believer of Gleim.

They're the main reason why I passed in the first place. Their materials may be tough as nails, but they will over prepare you which will help you.

They are also the reason why I am on to Phase II of my plan which is Megan Fox.

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