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Here's a simple table that compares what our Essential and Ultimate study programs offer:
Exams Associated with our Ultimate Study Programs
Having access to a series of tests 5 weeks prior to the exam
is extremely beneficial. Candidates purchasing our Ultimate Study
Program receive our Independently Authored Preparatory Tests,
which comprise (at a minimum):
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A minimum of 3 sets of MC exams consisting of a minimum of
60
modified past CAS MC and computational questions (in Paper Format)
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A minimum of 5 sets of exams with a minimum of
125 challenging Computational and
Essay based questions and
solutions (In Paper Format).
These exams include challenging questions for the recently added
articles from the 2008 - 2012 Exam 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 syllabus readings (not
available in our Essential Study Program).
How these Exams are Structured and Why they are Beneficial to Candidates
Each set of exams focuses on subsections of the syllabus readings.
Since each exam identifies what articles are covered on the exam, candidates are able to review many
more questions associated with a smaller subset of the syllabus, allowing them to identify their
strengths and weaknesses in a more refined manner than having a set of exams covering all the
syllabus readings.
This set of 5 exams contain Computational and Essay based questions
Only and the
recommended time to complete each exams is set at a minimum of 2.5 hours.
Thus, candidates can expect that these will be a rigorous and robust set of exams to
prepare themselves for the Spring 2012 CAS exams.
CAS examiners develop questions that are aligned as closely as
possible to the guidance given in the CAS Learning Objectives and Knowledge
Statements. Therefore, we've aligned the questions appearing in these independently
authored exams with the CAS Learning Objectives and
Knowledge Statements.
Our Modified Past CAS Question Tests and our Independently Authored Preparatory Tests are included
in Volume 3, and will be mailed around 4/2/2012.
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