I used Becker and it’s ALL I used. I passed all 4 sections on the first try with very good scores (my highest was 96 on REG, then 95 on FAR).
Becker has online, in class, or CD lectures. You get the same pre-recorded lectures no matter which format you choose. The only difference between the class formats is the structure of the environment and flexibility of the schedule (with in-class having the least flexibility in schedule – which is why I chose it. Otherwise, my procrsatination would have gotten the better of me!). You get the same books and passmaster software no matter what class structure you choose. The passmaster software is great – thousands of MCQ’s, several sims, and 2 practice exams for each section – formated EXACTLY like the real thing. I took one practice exam for each section, and scored at least 10 points higher on the real thing for each section
Gleim is harder than Becker – but that’s b/c Gleim includes a LOT of stuff that you will never need to know for the exam. Stay away from Gleim unless you like to torture yourself with unneccesary studying!
here’s a forum full of others currently taking the eaxm. They can give you opinions on other review courses:
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I used Becker and it’s ALL I used. I passed all 4 sections on the first try with very good scores (my highest was 96 on REG, then 95 on FAR).
Becker has online, in class, or CD lectures. You get the same pre-recorded lectures no matter which format you choose. The only difference between the class formats is the structure of the environment and flexibility of the schedule (with in-class having the least flexibility in schedule – which is why I chose it. Otherwise, my procrsatination would have gotten the better of me!). You get the same books and passmaster software no matter what class structure you choose. The passmaster software is great – thousands of MCQ’s, several sims, and 2 practice exams for each section – formated EXACTLY like the real thing. I took one practice exam for each section, and scored at least 10 points higher on the real thing for each section
Gleim is harder than Becker – but that’s b/c Gleim includes a LOT of stuff that you will never need to know for the exam. Stay away from Gleim unless you like to torture yourself with unneccesary studying!
here’s a forum full of others currently taking the eaxm. They can give you opinions on other review courses:
Good luck!