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The Wiley CPA review course is among the most well known systems used by people wanting to succeed in the CPA exam. It has been updated regularly for over 30 years and is available in a two-volume and four-volume format. In the two-volume format, study outlines, strategies, guidelines and tips are gathered into the first volume while sample questions and answers make up the second volume. The two-volume course is released every June so you are sure you receive updated questions, information and implementation of changes in the most recent edition. The four-volume format resembles the structure of the CPA exam. This makes it easy to pick the sections relevant to you. It is more convenient than the two-volume section as it enables you to take each section individually without distraction. The four-volume books are printed every December, which ensures that you are always getting the most current information. It includes Focus Notes with questions which help you figure out important procedures in each section. You can buy the notes as a complete set or for a single section. Audio CDs are another study material that the Wiley system uses. Again it is available as a complete set or as separate products for each section. The audio lectures are delivered plainly in a suitable and succinct way. Wiley also include the How to Master Simulation series where they concentrate on the best way to handle mock questions. They also include something to help you work on your research skills - the Mastering Accounting Research program. It helps eliminate time wasting and other issues related to research without losing focus on the core material. Naturally, the four-volume version is the most recommended as this follows the structure of the exam. Each of the tips and guidelines are basic, appropriate, up to date and sensible. However, Wiley's materials will require plenty of study time in order to take full advantage of the opportunity for success. Passing the CPA exam does not need to be difficult. Visit David Bryant's CPA Exam Blog for tips on passing the cpa exam.