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Several CPA candidates chose to study with Kaplan CPA Review, as they recognized the name associated with test preparation. However, Kaplan's CPA Review course is not up to par with their other standardized test preparation courses. In fact, some of our students actually studied with Kaplan first and did not pass their CPA Exam. These students were unhappy with the abundant amount of information within the Kaplan course, and felt it ultimately lacked focus. Luckily, with Roger CPA Review they found the focus they needed in our motivating lectures and industry leading materials.

Comparison
Roger CPA Review
Kaplan Review
100% consistent, dynamic instruction delivered by Roger Philipp, CPA for every class, on every format
Various instructors, causing lack of consistency and little personalization. Lectures are dry and un-motivating. See for yourself.
Succinct, streamlined yet fully comprehensive textbooks all written by Roger Philipp, CPA.
Textbooks contain an abundance of information, without focusing in on the necessary information to pass the CPA Exam.
Contains more than 4,000 AICPA released questions and solutions with explanations, tips and diagnostic feedback covering all four sections of the CPA Exam.
QBank™ includes only 2000 practice questions. Students often have to repeat practice problems due to lack of adequete questions.
Friendly staff and teacher assistants available to answer students' questions in a timely manner via phone, live chat and online message boards.
Online instructors responsible for answering student questions are often busy and answer within a few days; no additional online support outlets are available.
86%. Pass rate data is computed quarterly by a marketing research specialist using two variables: post-exam survey responses and student repeat usage data.
Pass Rate is 69% (only 19% above the national average). With the amount of time and money invested in a CPA review, students should expect and deserve a higher level of success from their preparation course.