2 or 4 ???

[Man]

I am hoping that I passed 3! so if I did, that will give me 1 and 3. Any advice on which I should tackle next? 2 or 4?

I don't have any economics background but am not sure if I should make my decision on that alone anyways.

Any advice is appreciated!

[Jen]

1-3-4-2 was my taken sequence and it really worked out pretty well. I just took 2 this sitting and hope I passed it. :wink:

[M.]

If you've already skipped 2, I would take 4 while the 3 material is semi-fresh in your mind. The Course 2 material is very unrelated, except for the interest theory concepts which apparently you have a good handle on if you passed 3. Besides, it might be better to take Course 2 closer to when you take Course 6, which tests similar material.

[new2to]

Take 4.
I was in exactly your situation before this sitting, and I took 2 instead of 4 because I assumed 2 would be easier. Whether it is easier or not is not well defined, but if you enjoy (extremely applied) math/ stats more than reading a bunch of Econ & Finance stuff, then 4 would be much better. Some people have even said that 4 is mostly memorization! I find that hard to believe, but it would be nice if it were..

[new2to]

Hey Jen,

That is the firing order of my Honda.

[ASA_Woman]

1-3-4-2 was my taken sequence and it really worked out pretty well. I just took 2 this sitting and hope I passed it. :wink:

I did this too! :)

[new2to]

Jen and Course_Woman,

How many do you think you got correct?

[Man]

Well that was easy! Thanks - I hope I am not Jinxing myself!