Hi,
this question is directed more to those having passed the L2, and @Nicole Seaman I apologize if there is a thread already for this, but what do GARP's L2 books contain (i.e. are the books simply a compilation of all the related readings drawn from the various reference resources?) and were they helpful for you?
I recognize that every individual has a different approach/preference that leads them to prefer different study materials. That being said, I plan to get the GARP books and BT's L2 material. BT is a no brainer; the material David and his team produces is unmatched. I plan to use BT largely for its practice material. I'm aware that there are notes and videos but I hope to use this to supplement as opposed to being the main method to initially learn topics. This is where I hope the GARP books come in. I understand them to be more comprehensive and in-depth regarding the introduction of the topics' theory and knowledge. What I'm unsure of, and hoping at the same time, is whether I can rely on them as a sort of reference for me to fully explore and understand topics that I struggle with? (and I'm sure they would make pretty pieces of furniture on my bookshelf when I'm done with all this!)
Thanks in advance!
this question is directed more to those having passed the L2, and @Nicole Seaman I apologize if there is a thread already for this, but what do GARP's L2 books contain (i.e. are the books simply a compilation of all the related readings drawn from the various reference resources?) and were they helpful for you?
I recognize that every individual has a different approach/preference that leads them to prefer different study materials. That being said, I plan to get the GARP books and BT's L2 material. BT is a no brainer; the material David and his team produces is unmatched. I plan to use BT largely for its practice material. I'm aware that there are notes and videos but I hope to use this to supplement as opposed to being the main method to initially learn topics. This is where I hope the GARP books come in. I understand them to be more comprehensive and in-depth regarding the introduction of the topics' theory and knowledge. What I'm unsure of, and hoping at the same time, is whether I can rely on them as a sort of reference for me to fully explore and understand topics that I struggle with? (and I'm sure they would make pretty pieces of furniture on my bookshelf when I'm done with all this!)
Thanks in advance!
