Time to stop putting off the ATP written

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turbojet28

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Go for it! I just took the ATP written for a second time, and I used the Sheppard Air software to help myself study. I would highly recommend it.
 
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pierre

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with a lot of new questions getting added I've heard of guys getting refunds for calling them and reporting the questions on the test that weren't on the test prep. If only I had bothered to remember them!
 
stick-n-rudder

stick-n-rudder

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Sheppard is great. You'll get a high score with little effort (I got a 98 with about 12 hours total study time). Also look into Dauntless. I used Dauntless for all the other writtens and feel it has a better system for learning the material (solid explanations for the answers as opposed to a memory-aid system)


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Roger Roger

Roger Roger

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turbojet28 said:
Go for it! I just took the ATP written for a second time, and I used the Sheppard Air software to help myself study. I would highly recommend it.
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Cessnaflyer said:
Shepard was great. Easiest checkride I've done. I did it in an ATR-72
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stick-n-rudder said:
Sheppard is great. You'll get a high score with little effort (I got a 98 with about 12 hours total study time). Also look into Dauntless. I used Dauntless for all the other writtens and feel it has a better system for learning the material (solid explanations for the answers as opposed to a memory-aid system)


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Inverted said:
Sheppard is the only way!
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Bought the Sheppard software. Hope to test two weeks from today.
Also looking at my logbook, I have a ludicrous amount of landings per day at my current gig.
 
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