Reading all of Cooper isn't the answer for everyone. I read maybe 5 pages of the whole book and passed the exam on my second attempt. Cooper didn't help me at all. However, watching lectures that explain Cooper were life savers. Just saying just in case anyone like myself is falling asleep in the book. It is possible to pass without reading it. I know it's a great resource for most but I didn't have time for it and I managed.
thank you. Although I have read more and just reread chapters that were more abstract to me, I can't help but feel time is better spent being lectured from many sources on the topic or practicing questions to be better time spent. Have not taken yet, testing in November, but yeah. Rereading is not for everyone. Did you do the SNABA collective?
