Schweser Video CD - Great for overview 2011, different, beginning, Video, happy

Wendy01

I picked up Schweser Video CDs from eBay. Watched the beginning, and was happy to see Andrew Holmes. Love Andrew's style and delivery. I think for 2011 Schweser has changed its strategy and is using various professors for different study sessions, which is good.

They are great for an overview as well as a review for retakers.

mcmc

Greg Filbeck SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

former

I thought Andrew Holmes only did 1 and 2. What sections is he knowledgeable about or cover for level 3?

IAmNeil

As many of you mentioned that Video series is great to kick start and review but then be cautious and not make mistake I made in 2008 where i kept on watching the videos because they were convenient and no effort to watch them.... forgot about the Essay exam practice till it was too late and failed...

bpdulog

I am hooked to Andrew Holmes videos!

Charismatic guy

mp3bu

I used them for Level I & II, and it got me here so I'm happy. Currently I went through the entire 2010 Greg is not bad but gets pretty boring.

For the right price I'd consider the 2011 any more info?

What does Marc LeFebvre cover? (Probably Equity, Possible Alt A)
I thought he did a great job on Level II

What does Andrew Holmes cover? (Probably Ethics & Derivatives)
Talks very fast but his Derivatives lecture helped me a bunch in L2.

oneboy

Dr. Bruce Kuhlman. He has taught it for close to 10 years now. Here is decent.

bboo

Does anybody know who is doing the weekly online classes?

Darien

I used Schweser videos for 2010. It was entirely Greg Filbeck...and i dint find it very interesting....has anyone gone through the entire 2011 video series...i mean atleast know who is covering which study sessions...i have 2010 video series....was wondering how different will 2011 be compared to 2010.



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bkballa

I have gone through all of the 2011 now and also saw 2010 last year. This year its Andrew Holmes for ethics and some other sessions, Marc LeFebvre for some other sections and Greg Filbeck for remaining sessions.

Found 2011 to be a lot more useful than 2010.