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I’m finishing up chapter 5 in Becker and feel very unprepared for the test. I’m confusing all the info in the first few chapters, and feel like I didnt study chapter 4 nearly enough. Has anyone using Becker jumped to Roger AUD CRAM for final review? If so, would you recommend the change?
REG - 93 (Jul'13)
FAR - 97 (Dec '13)
AUD - 99 (May '14)
BEC - Jul '14Becker Self Study/Ninja Notes/Ninja Audio/Ninja MCQ/Wiley Test Bank/Wiley Book
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Yep, I actually did this, but after I had already finished all the Becker Material. I actually won a free cram course about 10 days before my exam, so I decided to just go with it.
I would recommend doing this but only if you REALLY feel like you need some extra review. The other thing with Becker is, everything starts to come together in AUD in the last few chapters. It's normal to feel overwhelmed at chapter 4, I was still confused at that point too. Becker does a great job in tying it all together in the end.
I think that Becker is more than enough to pass AUD if you do all of the work. I felt over-prepared with both Becker and Roger. That being said, I really like Roger's teaching style, and maybe it would help to hear the material from a different perspective, if you're really struggling with it.
Yep, I actually did this, but after I had already finished all the Becker Material. I actually won a free cram course about 10 days before my exam, so I decided to just go with it.
I would recommend doing this but only if you REALLY feel like you need some extra review. The other thing with Becker is, everything starts to come together in AUD in the last few chapters. It's normal to feel overwhelmed at chapter 4, I was still confused at that point too. Becker does a great job in tying it all together in the end.
I think that Becker is more than enough to pass AUD if you do all of the work. I felt over-prepared with both Becker and Roger. That being said, I really like Roger's teaching style, and maybe it would help to hear the material from a different perspective, if you're really struggling with it.
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