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NRS, integrated with Accuity, delivers innovative consulting, technology and education solutions, for investment advisers, broker dealers, hedge fund managers, and investment companies.
29 Brook Street, 06039, Lakeville, United States
3.6
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I PASSED!
I am not a very good study at your own pace or online learner. I'm more of a classroom and hands on learner. However, this was a good experience. The instructors were responsive when I had questions or needed clarification and always made me go away from the interaction feeling good.
I took my SIE exam and passed. Thanks!
The overall experience with the study materials for the SIE was great. The quizzes and the tests were challenging enough to learn and be able to prepare myself for the test. I did pass the exam and NRS was a big reason for it.
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