My friend wants to know if he signs up for a 3 to 6 month subscription can he be using the dealmaven program at the same time with his other friend. Also, what are the differences btw. the 1-month and 3-month subscription.
Are there any?
Also, is it worth the money?
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Not sure about your first question, but at my school the IBD prep program uses Dealmaven, it's as good as you make it out to be. It is an independent study program, and it will get you to where you need to be with financial modeling.
I know that DealMaven has 3 different levels, ranging from basic modeling skills to accretion/dilution models....which one would be best (or which one's) for preparing for a summer internship?
Do the one month - as long as you can hump through each one of the levels (2 total) in a month each, it will only cost you $140 combined or so. It's another $150 (I think) to get the certification for both levels, but I wasn't about to shell out $150 for a piece of paper when I took care to make sure I retained the material ($150 goes a long way on $0.25 beer night)
Check Training the Street, I thought it was more thorough than DealMaven, though slightly more expensive.
Also - definitely worth the money. The exposure to financial statement interconnectedness and the fundamentals of modeling will serve you very well in interviews.
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