I've been reviewing the site and putting together my own study plan for FAR based on suggestions from different topics. I'll have 13 weeks to study for FAR and will be able to dedicate 20 hours a week. I'll be using Becker home study, Becker flashcards, Wiley Test bank, Ninja notes, audio and flashcards.
In Becker FAR, there's about 40 hours of lectures (10 videos I believe). Is it best to get through the lectures as soon as possible, like in the first 4-5 weeks or spread it out more through out the 13 weeks? Also, should I listen to the lecture's more than once? Should I read the books more than once? And, what is the best way to prepare for the last few weeks before the exam (w/o buying a final review or cram)?
This is what I have so far:
1) Go through 1 lecture/section (take notes)
2) Do MCQs and SIMs for that related lecture/chapter
3) Read Chapter from Lecture
4) Take Becker Progress test
5) Read Ninja notes and Becker notes taken from lecture
6) Do more Becker MCQs/SIMs for that chapter
7) Repeat until I get through all 10 lectures/chapters
8) When all lectures are complete, do more MCQs/SIMs, go through notes, maybe re-write notes
**All throughout keep notes of MCQs that I got wrong
**Listen to Ninja audio during commute to/from work
**Take random breaks through out the day to do flashcards
I'm new to this form and just wanted to thank everyone for all your help :)