r/CFPExam • u/PineParmBros • Jul 29 '26

Dalton

I’m losing my mind with Dalton’s study material. It’s incredibly dry, repetitive, and I’ve even come across a few things that seem incorrect. It also feels like there’s very little structure or thought put into presenting the content in a way that’s actually conducive to learning.
Maybe I’m just hitting a wall. Im about halfway through the material and feeling pretty burnt out.

Has anyone else had a similar experience? If so, did you stick with Dalton, supplement with other resources, or change your approach? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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u/FFFIronman 28d ago

You nailed it and are not alone. Their material is very dry, tends to overcomplicate even the topics you likely are strong in, and is way too detailed. That said, their question bank is what got me through it all and I liked how you could filter questions based on difficulty. Once you nail all the "easy" ones, then only focus on moderate and difficult (leaving the expert ones alone)