I'm trying to decide between the Excel courses offered by Wall Street Prep and Breaking into Wall Street. BIWS is much more expensive so I'm guessing the material is more detailed. I'm pretty much a beginner at Excel and want to improve to intermediate or advance.
If anyone has done either course, I would appreciate your opinion. Looking to go into IBD.
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Never used Wall Street Prep, but I've done BIWS and can't recommend it enough. It's well worth the price and has material for all levels of Excel skill.
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