mdrosenfeld
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I have been studying the past few weeks with Becker for FAR and decided that purchasing Wiley as a supplement might not be a bad idea. Has anyone had success with the Wiley book? Was this worth the investment, and will it help me?
Thanks for any input!
CPABear
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Lol @ James
I also used the Wiley book as a supplement for Becker. I thought some parts of it were helpful. For example, I had an old Becker book w/o the IFRS stuff and Wiley has a IFRS summary at the end of each module that was helpful. This didn't translate that well to the Wiley MC, so I would actually read the text part instead of purely relying on the IFRS MC they have. A lot of the Wiley MC are more difficult than the Becker MC, so if you're able to do them successfully, it should mean that you truly understand the concepts. I also found the Wiley MC answer explanations better than Becker's...not the "B) is incorrect b/c A) is correct." What's pretty annoying about Wiley is all the typos / incorrect dates. I know it's cheap, but would it hurt them to proofread / edit? Ultimately, it's more MC practice, which can't hurt, right?
CalCPASoon
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I mostly used Wiley to study for FAR (supplemented by Ninja notes and Gleim test bank) and I passed FAR on the first try. Its very labor intensive, and I dont think I studied as effeciently as I could with a formal review, but if you already have Becker then Wiley is a great supplement.
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