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hmsjms1970
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Hello, I am 48. A career changer and considering using this forum to study....I am trying to review the logic games for free before I commit to a purchase. I can't seem to find any answer to this question: Does this review course require the purchase of a book to go along with the videos? Or, is the information such as a text, included? Any information would be greatly appreciated
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No book is required. The course is entirely online and there are questions (problem sets) and full practice tests to print. The amount of material depends on which course you buy.
Hi there; welcome to 7Sage! Here's hoping you join because it really is a wealth of valuable information. To answer our question, no there is no book to purchase. All information is available for purchase is utilized online and through PDFs.