I bought the Law and Business exam prep course as a precaution before my test. I had already studied for almost 2 weeks on my own but wanted to do a prep course to make sure I was ready. This course did a fantastic job of preparing me for the individual sections and getting me to understand where the information was located in the books. The problem came when I got to the test. I'm guessing it was the random pool of questions that I received, but a lot of the material I studied and highlighted from this guide simply wasn't on the test. Again, I think the course is great, but maybe it was my lack of luck with the questions I got. As I said, I had read all of the material 2 weeks prior so finding the answers weren't a huge issue, but more than half of my test, possibly 3/4's, were questions that weren't covered in the study guide. I don't know what would have happened if I relied on the study guide alone. My advice to anyone else? Utilize this study guide and follow their instructions because it's really good, but it may benefit you to read all of the material in it's entirety in case some of the questions aren't a part of the guide. I'm still rating this 5/5 for the value of the product and the information you'll learn.

Thank you Dan for your nice feedback!

I have taken three different prep courses and this one forces you to use the book to find the answers. I was lazy with the other two courses and it was easy to memorize the answers, so when I went to take the actual test the first time there was only about 25% of the questions from the study course on the actual exam and I failed the exam by one question because i ran out of time trying to find the answers in the book. This course has helped me become more familiar with the book and I have become much faster at locating the answers in the book.