Could anyone tell me about their experience with Yaeger and specifically with Yaeger for BEC? THX ALL
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Jeff - another71.com
onlineadminI scored 71,71,71 on BEC and then got Yaeger for my fourth attempt and scored an 80.
Cindy - the main instructor for BEC is a CPA/CMA...she's very good.
Posted 2 years ago # -
BobinTN
offlineMemberI struggled with BEC and FAR using becker. In fact I took FAR twice and BEC twice before switching to Yaeger. I passed each part on my first attempt with Yaeger. Cindy and Phil are as nice and as helpful as anyone you are going to meet. I can tell you they really CARE whether you pass or not, but you have to let them know if you are having trouble. I highly recommend Yaeger to everyone trying to pass this exam.
Posted 2 years ago # -
CPA2B
offlineMemberI am using Yeager for all the parts. I have passed BEC 80 and FAR 87. Waiting on REG grade (fingers crossed) and studying for AUD. I did a Bisk review before and highly recommend Yeager for both BEC and FAR. I think REG and AUD are comparable with other programs.
Posted 2 years ago # -
calisteph6
offlineMemberI'm using AUD right now (which is rumored to be Yaeger's weakest section) and I'm pretty pleased. They break it down into manageable pieces pretty well.
BUT- remember that the AICPA recommends 2-3 hours of self study for every hour of lecture, so 2/3 or more of studying is all up to you!!!
Posted 2 years ago # -
Kricket
offlineModeratorCalisteph6 - Thanks for that tip. I had never heard that before. Maybe that is why I'm not passing. I'll use that while I study for FAR. I'm using Yaeger for FAR and I used it for BEC. I really like them because they will answer your questions and actually HELP you, unlike my first review company.
BEC 66, 67, 69, 72, 82(Expired 4/4/12)
AUD - 71, 73, 70, 83
REG - 61, 61, 70,70, 71, 69 (Rematch 4/3/11 - 8am), 84
FAR - 71, 73, 76 (Expired 08/06/11), 71 (Gettin' my score back 4/3/11 - 12:30pm), 71Posted 2 years ago # -
calisteph6
offlineMemberKricket...not sure where I heard that but it makes sense because between reading text, re-reading and writing notes, making flashcards and doing loads of MCQ getting in 2-3 hours for every hour of lecture is EASY for me. I usually study for about 3-4 hours every night. So one hour of a lecture...and the rest is mostly self-study.
Hope that helps.
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