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Anyone know of any good ones?
Does Farber have one? Where do you get info on EA seminars? TIA, Yeppers |
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Yes, I believe Farber does one. I recommend him. I have also heard good things about Rick G. but I've never been to one of his.
On the SoA page there is a link to info about seminars. Also on ASPA.org they will have info on Farber's, although it's not up yet. |
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I went to Rick G. for EA-2A and loved it. I believe he has an EA-2B seminar for next sitting in Dallas, Atlanta and New York.
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I am going to Temple class. Some people disliked it for EA-2A, but Klose knows the material for EA-2B pretty well. I recommend him. Go to Temple website for more info.
By the way, what do you recommend to order and read for this exam besides SOA Study Note? Thanks. |
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WWSituation: Unfortunately, I think you've hit the nail on the head. There is no concise manual that one can point at and say that it contains all you need to know to pass.
I heard that Rick G.'s seminar for the last EA2,B was not very good. He did a poor job of adapting to the new syllabus. I suspect that he'll be better this time around with an actual exam now out there. Can anybody else tell me anything about the Temple seminar? I wasn't aware they had one until now. |
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Slam, here's a link to their website.
http://www.sbm.temple.edu/~rmidept/actsci.htm Its a weekly course, but they havent set the dates yet. Don;t know much else. |
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Thanks, WWS. I think I'll skip it. Going to Philly from Manhattan, although actually doable, seems like more effort than it's worth. Though when I was younger with a girlfriend in Philly, it seemed like the effort was worth it. I prefer condensed seminars to weekly classes anyway.
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I just received an e-mail from Rick G. with his seminar dates: 4/5-4/7 in Secaucus and 4/12-4/14 in Dallas.
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anyone know where I can get info on the Farber seminar for EA2B?
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