u/FreddiesPoppa

I'm a career changer with no experience in the field. I purchased the Dalton online classes. It comes with books, online lessons, quizzes, and presentation slides that accompany the twice-weekly online classes. I'm doing everything, except fully reading the chapters. I just finished Fundamentals + Insurance, and scored 82% on both exams. STILL, I feel like THERE'S SO MUCH I am missing, and the tests seem HARD. I'm getting nervous heading into Investments.

TL;DR: How did you study with Dalton? I'm finding I'm spending at least 15 hours a week and still missing details that show up in quizzes and exams. If I were to add in fully reading the books into my study plan, I think I'd lose my life. What worked for you all?

Thanks for your thoughts!

First, I know this thread is focused on exam + prep, but hoping some folks with Dalton experience can weigh in here. I'm a career changer with no experience in the field. I purchased the Dalton online classes. It comes with books, online lessons, quizzes, and presentation slides that accompany the twice-weekly online classes. I'm not really reading the books, except to clarify concepts I'm not fully grasping. I just finished Fundamentals + Insurance, and scored 82% on both exams. STILL, I feel like THERE'S SO MUCH I am missing, and the texts seem HARD.

TL;DR: How did other folks study with Dalton? I'm finding I'm spending at least the 10-15 hours a week and still struggling to grasp everything fully. If I were to add in fully reading the books into my study plan, I think I'd lose my life. What worked for you all?

Thanks for your thoughts!