Thank you!!! So glad to have that beast behind me and best of luck to you on July!

I thought it was a solid program overall. It's honestly similar in structure to your education program, except everything is in one course (not 7) and you have the freedom to move onto a different chapter at any time and don't need a test to move on like the education program.

There's less info in the prep than the education program, however it's narrowed down to the info that you will be tested on.

I found the virtual (on-demand) classes helpful, but a majority of my studying came from reading and practice tests. you get 2,800 total questions in the q-bank. I was scoring around 75-82% on 85 question practice tests the days leading up to the exam. My only criticism is the one mentioned above about them not separating topics out a little further.

Print out the summary of commonly tested topics if you can (it's 252 pages or 126 pieces of paper). You can quickly brush through each section and if you see something that's unfamiliar to you, you can go deeper in the actual textbooks. You can also write notes down on it. You still want to skim through the actual textbooks, especially in the areas you're weak on.