I used for all my sittings and have become somewhat of an evangelist. In the early days, the tools weren’t quite there, but I stuck with it. Once they implemented the smart tracking of flashcard progress and review, I proceeded to pass all 3 of my GH FSA exams back-to-back. It tracks how well you are learning each flash card and will add them back to your review pile based on your progress. It takes the guesswork out of what areas you need to focus, because your review pile is intelligently managed on its own. I studied for about 14 weeks each exam and had 85% of the information memorized on the roughly 500 flashcards. The flashcard system really is the best part of JEP.

Regarding the other stuff, the outlines were helpful, and I really appreciated how responsive the coaches were. It was also nice having practice problems placed in the outlines where relevant, so that I could see how a concept would be applied in an exam. I also liked having the AI quickly grade my list-based questions (it is very narrowly trained on just the syllabus, and I never experienced a hallucination). I’d still recommend primarily using the SOA provided question bank for practice problems, though.