[Anonymous]

NINJA Question –

I just purchased the Ninja Notes and is it me or is the material too limited? For example the current assets and liabilities section barely touches on receivables, bad debts etc. I see that it is an outline but still.

I have purchased the audio, the flash cards and now the notes. The former two hasn’t help me much but from the praise and recommendations from the forum I’ve decided to try the notes. Hopefully the notes does help as people been saying it does. Scanning through it however, it seem a bit limited on some of the chapters.

[Dantrick]

I have the Ninja notes, ninja flashcards, and use Becker and I failed FAR. It was my first test and I felt pretty overwhelmed with all the material and I don't know if I just didn't study efficiently. I thought the notes were great to give me a background and a good explanation but I personally think you need another review book and/or dvd's to go along with it. If someone is super comfortable with the basic understanding in FAR maybe the Ninja notes would not be necessary but I thought they were helpful little tid bits of information.

[jeff]

The notes are intended as a quick-strike review tool that covers the “hey, don't forget this nuance or exam trick” type material.

The FAR NINJA book is probably what you're looking for, as it's comprehensive and designed for “teaching” rather than reviewing.

Shot me an email and I'll send it to you since you already purchased the notes, audio, and flashcards.

AUD - 79
BEC - 80
FAR - 76
REG - 92

Jeff Elliott, CPA (KS)
NINJA CPA | NINJA CMA | NINJA CPE | Another71

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