Start with a baseline
Take a short mixed diagnostic before choosing a starting part. The goal is not to prove readiness; it is to reveal where the first hour of study will have the highest value.
Study in feedback loops
Read a focused lesson, answer questions without notes, review why every option is right or wrong, and return to the topic after a delay. Track the objective, not just the total percentage.
Rehearse the exam
Move from focused topic sets to timed mixed sets. Practice decisions under the same time pressure you will face on test day and review misses while the reasoning is still fresh.
Review a digital guide that responds to your progress
A digital study guide for all three EA exam parts, with focused review customized from your practice performance. Read it online; no paperback is shipped.
Keep the hard-won rules
Use Power Notes to capture the deciding fact, the rule and the tempting wrong answer. Close your notes, explain the rule from memory, then apply it to a fresh question.
Let performance guide the next session
Use subject-level reports and Passboard to find weak areas and track practice readiness. Prioritize the current exam outline, retest after a delay, and adjust your plan as performance changes.
Choose a plan that fits your budget
Choose one SEE part for $99 or all three parts for $199. Eligible single-part owners can pay $100 to unlock all three during the original access term. These are one-time prices; check included features, access duration and guarantee eligibility before purchase. Exam registration fees are separate.
What candidates ask next
Which EA exam part should I take first?
Start with the part closest to your current experience or use a diagnostic to identify the quickest path to a first pass.
How should I use practice questions?
Answer without notes, review the explanation and source, record the tested rule, then retest later with new questions.
Should I study all three parts at once?
Most candidates benefit from focusing on one part at a time while maintaining a simple plan for the full testing window.
Is the study guide a paperback?
A digital study guide for all three EA exam parts, with focused review customized from your practice performance. Read it online; no paperback is shipped.
Can I take more than one practice exam?
Plans that include practice exams let you rehearse again during your access period. Review each exam before starting the next so repetition turns into useful feedback.
Primary sources
Exam facts on this page are checked against these current official sources.
