"A" vs "B" vs "C": What's the difference and when should one take course(s)?
The "A" Question Database hammers away at topics, questions, and key words in a question-answer
testing format. It simulates the exam in terms of likely question topics, accustoms you to the pacing of the
examination, and tests your knowledge of likely topic areas so you can focus especially hard on these in subsequent
preparation.
"B" covers different questions and answers but embodies the same, successful format as "A" -
namely a question-answer, testing format. You don't need to take "A" to benefit from "B".
Neither set of questions is any "better" than the other, they're just different questions.
Both databases cover all of the relevant topics tested. In
general, all things being equal, Dr Jensen recommends taking the course as early as possible
because it changes the way one prepares for the test and provides insights regarding topics of
strength and weakness which are best gained as soon as possible.
"C" covers different questions and answers but embodies the same successful format as "A" and "B" -
namely a question-answer, testing format. You don't need to take "A" or "B" to benefit from "C".
The questions in "C" are not any better than the questions in "A" or "B", but they are different
questions and many who have attended "A" and/or "B" have found them very helpful. "C" is given
closer to the examination and in this way is a "buff and polish" session, highly productive and useful
in the 11th hour before D-Day. The Final PREP "C" program calms anxiety, provides a focused and
structured environment, and very much gets the Ranger warrior in the "test-taking mode" which
can be so critical to success.
Again, we are often asked which program is strongest. Our answer is honest and very simple: The courses
are equal in strength. They are simply different sets of questions but many find they benefit
from as much exposure to high quality questions and answers as possible.
Does the price of a course include home study materials?
Courses do not include home study materials, which are sold separately. A complete syllabus is distributed at Written and Pain courses and handouts are distributed at Oral courses. Home study is crutical to success however, so please consider being well-armed for the battle ahead.
Does the price of the course include transportation or hotel costs?
No. Each participant is responsible their own hotel costs and associated transportation.
When will the specific hotel and location details of a course be available?
Hotel contracts are signed 6 weeks before courses (to get optimal rates). Hotel and location information is then sent to all participants.
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