{"id":17,"date":"2026-10-13T09:45:47","date_gmt":"2026-10-13T01:45:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/en.usaebo.com\/?page_id=17"},"modified":"2026-10-19T16:19:08","modified_gmt":"2026-10-19T08:19:08","slug":"services","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/en.usaebo.com\/tutoring\/","title":{"rendered":"our team USAEBO Support"},"content":{"rendered":"<div class=\"wrap\"><main class=\"home-main topic-main\" data-topic=\"services\" id=\"main\"><nav aria-label=\"Breadcrumb\" class=\"breadcrumb\"><a href=\"https:\/\/en.usaebo.com\/\">Home<\/a><span>\/<\/span><span aria-current=\"page\">Preparation &amp; tutoring<\/span><\/nav><header class=\"topic-head\"><h1>Preparation &amp; tutoring<\/h1><p>Compare the 60-hour full course, 30-hour intermediate course and 20-hour focused review. Explore the syllabus, practice and preparation for your economics background.<\/p><\/header><nav aria-label=\"Jump to section\" class=\"page-anchors\"><a href=\"#services\">Course options<\/a><a href=\"#course-syllabus\">Course syllabus<\/a><a href=\"#study-path\">Learning &amp; practice<\/a><a href=\"#learning-preparation\">Before you start<\/a><a href=\"#consultation-preparation\">Course questions<\/a><\/nav><div class=\"tl-page tl-page--document\"><section class=\"tl-section tl-section--courses\" id=\"services\"><div class=\"tl-section-inner usaebo-section-inner\"><header class=\"tl-section-head\"><p class=\"tl-kicker\">Course options<\/p><h2>Choose a course for your background<\/h2><p class=\"tl-section-intro\">Start with what you have studied, then compare course aims and content. These are tutoring courses, not officially prescribed USAEBO courses.<\/p><\/header><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-compat-anchor\" id=\"skills-diagnostic\"><\/span><div class=\"tl-course-cards\"><article class=\"tl-course-card\"><p class=\"tl-course-level\">Build a foundation<\/p><h3>Full course<\/h3><div class=\"tl-course-duration\"><strong>60<\/strong><span>hours<\/span><\/div><p class=\"tl-course-fit\">Students who want a systematic economics course; no prior economics is required.<\/p><p class=\"tl-course-focus\">Connect AP, IBDP and A-Level core topics with model application, calculations and USAEBO first-round preparation.<\/p><a class=\"tl-link\" data-course-select=\"full\" href=\"#course-syllabus\">Explore the syllabus \u2192<\/a><\/article><article class=\"tl-course-card\"><p class=\"tl-course-level\">Build on one subject<\/p><h3>Intermediate course<\/h3><div class=\"tl-course-duration\"><strong>30<\/strong><span>hours<\/span><\/div><p class=\"tl-course-fit\">Students who have studied either microeconomics or macroeconomics.<\/p><p class=\"tl-course-focus\">Select suitable topics around prior study to extend knowledge and address gaps.<\/p><a class=\"tl-link\" data-course-select=\"intermediate\" href=\"#course-syllabus\">Explore the syllabus \u2192<\/a><\/article><article class=\"tl-course-card\"><p class=\"tl-course-level\">Build on both subjects<\/p><h3>Focused review<\/h3><div class=\"tl-course-duration\"><strong>20<\/strong><span>hours<\/span><\/div><p class=\"tl-course-fit\">Students who have studied both microeconomics and macroeconomics, or completed the NEC 40-hour class course.<\/p><p class=\"tl-course-focus\">Extend knowledge and prepare through consumer choice, production costs, market structure and game theory.<\/p><a class=\"tl-link\" data-course-select=\"sprint\" href=\"#course-syllabus\">Explore the syllabus \u2192<\/a><\/article><\/div><p class=\"tl-hours-note\">The 20-, 30- and 60-hour plans are references. Hours may be adjusted to learning progress and needs.<\/p><\/div><\/section><section class=\"tl-section tl-section--curriculum\" id=\"course-syllabus\"><div class=\"tl-section-inner usaebo-section-inner\"><header class=\"tl-section-head\"><p class=\"tl-kicker\">Course syllabus<\/p><h2>Explore what each course covers<\/h2><p class=\"tl-section-intro\">Choose a course, then expand a module to explore its topics.<\/p><\/header><div class=\"tl-curriculum\" data-course-program=\"\"><div aria-label=\"Course syllabuses\" class=\"tl-course-tabs\" role=\"tablist\"><button aria-controls=\"course-panel-full\" aria-selected=\"true\" class=\"tl-course-tab\" data-course-tab=\"full\" id=\"course-tab-full\" role=\"tab\" tabindex=\"0\" type=\"button\"><span>Full course<\/span><small>60 hours<\/small><\/button><button aria-controls=\"course-panel-intermediate\" aria-selected=\"false\" class=\"tl-course-tab\" data-course-tab=\"intermediate\" id=\"course-tab-intermediate\" role=\"tab\" tabindex=\"-1\" type=\"button\"><span>Intermediate course<\/span><small>30 hours<\/small><\/button><button aria-controls=\"course-panel-sprint\" aria-selected=\"false\" class=\"tl-course-tab\" data-course-tab=\"sprint\" id=\"course-tab-sprint\" role=\"tab\" tabindex=\"-1\" type=\"button\"><span>Focused review<\/span><small>20 hours<\/small><\/button><\/div><div aria-labelledby=\"course-tab-full\" class=\"tl-course-panel\" id=\"course-panel-full\" role=\"tabpanel\"><div class=\"tl-course-panel-head\"><div><h3>Full course syllabus<\/h3><p>Build a systematic framework through microeconomics, macroeconomics, international economics and competition practice.<\/p><\/div><div class=\"tl-panel-duration\"><strong>60<\/strong><span>reference hours<\/span><\/div><\/div><div class=\"tl-modules\"><details class=\"tl-module\" open=\"\"><summary><span><strong>Microeconomics<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">From basic concepts and supply and demand to business decisions, market structure and labor markets.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Basic economic concepts<\/dt><dd>Scarcity, resource allocation, the production possibility frontier, marginal analysis, economic agents and types of goods.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>How markets work I<\/dt><dd>Demand, supply, elasticity, equilibrium, consumer and producer surplus, price intervention, taxation and subsidies.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>How markets work II<\/dt><dd>Social efficiency and externalities.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Consumer behavior and business decisions I<\/dt><dd>Utility, indifference curves, budget constraints and behavioral economics.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Consumer behavior and business decisions II<\/dt><dd>Production functions, short- and long-run costs, types of profit, profit maximization and short- and long-run business decisions.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Behavioral economics<\/dt><dd>Key concepts and theories in behavioral economics.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Market structure I<\/dt><dd>Perfect competition, monopoly and price discrimination.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Market structure II<\/dt><dd>Monopolistic competition, oligopoly, game theory and market-structure calculations.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Market structure III<\/dt><dd>Cournot competition, Stackelberg competition, contestable markets and approaches to government intervention.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Market structure IV<\/dt><dd>Market-structure diagrams and related calculations.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Factor markets<\/dt><dd>Labor demand and supply, labor markets, monopsony and trade unions.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>Macroeconomics<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Study economic indicators, macroeconomic models, recessions and policy.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Economic indicators<\/dt><dd>Gross national product, inflation, leading indicators, employment and unemployment.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic models I<\/dt><dd>Aggregate demand and supply, Keynesian economics and the aggregate expenditure model.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic models II<\/dt><dd>The Phillips curve, multiplier effects and the money market.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic models III<\/dt><dd>Business cycles, rational expectations and models of economic cycles.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Economic recessions<\/dt><dd>Historical recessions and policy responses.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic policy I<\/dt><dd>Fiscal policy and supply-side reform.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic policy II<\/dt><dd>Monetary policy.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Schools of macroeconomics I<\/dt><dd>Classical economics, Keynesian economics and the Austrian school.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>International economics<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Explore trade, exchange rates, the balance of payments and development economics.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Free trade and protectionism<\/dt><dd>Comparative advantage, tariffs, subsidies and quotas.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Exchange rates<\/dt><dd>Fixed, floating and managed floating exchange rates, and purchasing power parity.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>International organizations<\/dt><dd>International organizations, terms of trade, exchange-rate systems, overseas investment and aid.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Balance of payments and the current account<\/dt><dd>Current-account categories, causes of imbalances and their effects.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Development economics<\/dt><dd>Development economics, income and wealth disparities, and topics including theories associated with Nobel laureates.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>Competition problem practice<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Connect subject knowledge with problem-solving techniques, model application and calculation.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Competition problem practice<\/dt><dd>Practice problem-solving techniques and strategies with NEC, IEO, AP microeconomics and macroeconomics, and A-Level economics questions. Relevant practice is integrated into topic teaching.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><\/div><\/div><div aria-labelledby=\"course-tab-intermediate\" class=\"tl-course-panel\" hidden=\"\" id=\"course-panel-intermediate\" role=\"tabpanel\"><div class=\"tl-course-panel-head\"><div><h3>Intermediate course syllabus<\/h3><p>The topics below form a selection of course material. Teaching draws on the student\u2019s background rather than treating every topic as a fixed required checklist.<\/p><\/div><div class=\"tl-panel-duration\"><strong>30<\/strong><span>reference hours<\/span><\/div><\/div><div class=\"tl-modules\"><details class=\"tl-module\" open=\"\"><summary><span><strong>Microeconomics<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">From basic concepts and supply and demand to business decisions, market structure and labor markets.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Basic economic concepts<\/dt><dd>Scarcity, resource allocation, the production possibility frontier, marginal analysis, economic agents and types of goods.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>How markets work I<\/dt><dd>Demand, supply, elasticity, equilibrium, consumer and producer surplus, price intervention, taxation and subsidies.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>How markets work II<\/dt><dd>Social efficiency and externalities.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Consumer behavior and business decisions I<\/dt><dd>Utility, indifference curves, budget constraints and behavioral economics.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Consumer behavior and business decisions II<\/dt><dd>Production functions, short- and long-run costs, types of profit, profit maximization and short- and long-run business decisions.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Behavioral economics<\/dt><dd>Key concepts and theories in behavioral economics.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Market structure I<\/dt><dd>Perfect competition, monopoly and price discrimination.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Market structure II<\/dt><dd>Monopolistic competition, oligopoly, game theory and market-structure calculations.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Market structure III<\/dt><dd>Cournot competition, Stackelberg competition, contestable markets and approaches to government intervention.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Market structure IV<\/dt><dd>Market-structure diagrams and related calculations.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Factor markets<\/dt><dd>Labor demand and supply, labor markets, monopsony and trade unions.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>Macroeconomics<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Study economic indicators, macroeconomic models, recessions and policy.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Economic indicators<\/dt><dd>Gross national product, inflation, leading indicators, employment and unemployment.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic models I<\/dt><dd>Aggregate demand and supply, Keynesian economics and the aggregate expenditure model.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic models II<\/dt><dd>The Phillips curve, multiplier effects and the money market.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic models III<\/dt><dd>Business cycles, rational expectations and models of economic cycles.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Economic recessions<\/dt><dd>Historical recessions and policy responses.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic policy I<\/dt><dd>Fiscal policy and supply-side reform.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Macroeconomic policy II<\/dt><dd>Monetary policy.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Schools of macroeconomics I<\/dt><dd>Classical economics, Keynesian economics and the Austrian school.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Schools of macroeconomics II<\/dt><dd>The neoclassical synthesis, monetarism and new classical economics.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>International economics<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Explore trade, exchange rates, the balance of payments and development economics.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Free trade and protectionism<\/dt><dd>Comparative advantage, tariffs, subsidies and quotas.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Exchange rates<\/dt><dd>Fixed, floating and managed floating exchange rates, and purchasing power parity.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>International organizations<\/dt><dd>International organizations, terms of trade, exchange-rate systems, overseas investment and aid.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Balance of payments and the current account<\/dt><dd>Current-account categories, causes of imbalances and their effects.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Development economics<\/dt><dd>Development economics, income and wealth disparities, and topics including theories associated with Nobel laureates.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>Competition problem practice<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Connect subject knowledge with problem-solving techniques, model application and calculation.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Competition problem practice<\/dt><dd>Practice problem-solving techniques and strategies with NEC, IEO, AP microeconomics and macroeconomics, and A-Level economics questions. Relevant practice is integrated into topic teaching.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><\/div><\/div><div aria-labelledby=\"course-tab-sprint\" class=\"tl-course-panel\" hidden=\"\" id=\"course-panel-sprint\" role=\"tabpanel\"><div class=\"tl-course-panel-head\"><div><h3>Focused review syllabus<\/h3><p>Build on existing economics knowledge through the concepts, models, formulas and calculations in the topics below.<\/p><\/div><div class=\"tl-panel-duration\"><strong>20<\/strong><span>reference hours<\/span><\/div><\/div><div class=\"tl-modules\"><details class=\"tl-module\" open=\"\"><summary><span><strong>Consumer choice<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Preferences, utility, budgets and optimal choice.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Preferences and optimal choice<\/dt><dd>Preferences, utility, budgets and optimal choice.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Hicksian and Slutsky decomposition<\/dt><dd>Hicksian decomposition, Slutsky decomposition, and related formulas and calculations.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>Resource allocation<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Supply and demand, elasticity, surplus and intervention.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Markets and intervention<\/dt><dd>Demand, supply, elasticity, consumer and producer surplus, government intervention, and related formulas and calculations.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>Production, cost, revenue and profit<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">From production functions and costs to profit maximization and cost minimization.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Production and profit<\/dt><dd>Production functions, short- and long-run production costs, and profit maximization.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Isocosts and isoquants<\/dt><dd>Isocosts, isoquants, cost minimization, and related formulas and calculations.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><details class=\"tl-module\"><summary><span><strong>Market structure and game theory<\/strong><span class=\"tl-module-intro\">Develop judgments, models and calculations across market structures.<\/span><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-module-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><dl class=\"tl-topic-list\"><div><dt>Market structures<\/dt><dd>Perfect competition, monopoly, price discrimination and monopolistic competition.<\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Oligopoly and game theory<\/dt><dd>Oligopoly, game theory, mixed strategies, and related formulas and calculations.<\/dd><\/div><\/dl><\/details><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section><section class=\"tl-section tl-section--practice\" id=\"study-path\"><div class=\"tl-section-inner usaebo-section-inner\"><header class=\"tl-section-head\"><p class=\"tl-kicker\">Learning and practice<\/p><h2>Connect knowledge with problem practice<\/h2><p class=\"tl-section-intro\">Connect subject knowledge, problem practice and homework around the chosen course.<\/p><\/header><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-compat-anchor\" id=\"round-training\"><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-compat-anchor\" id=\"repeatable-review\"><\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-compat-anchor\" id=\"useful-feedback\"><\/span><ol class=\"tl-teaching-steps\"><li><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-step-number\">01<\/span><h3>Build the framework<\/h3><p>Study the concepts, models and conditions within the course topics.<\/p><\/li><li><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-step-number\">02<\/span><h3>Apply ideas to problems<\/h3><p>Combine topic teaching with competition problem practice, calculations and problem-solving strategies.<\/p><\/li><li><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-step-number\">03<\/span><h3>Complete the homework<\/h3><p>Complete the homework after each lesson to consolidate what you have studied.<\/p><\/li><\/ol><div class=\"tl-materials\"><h3>Practice and homework materials<\/h3><dl><div><dt>Full course<\/dt><dd><span>AP<\/span><span>IEO<\/span><span>Original exercises<\/span><\/dd><\/div><div><dt>Intermediate and focused review<\/dt><dd><span>IEO<\/span><span>Original exercises<\/span><\/dd><\/div><\/dl><p>Course exercises and public competition papers are identified by source. IEO problems provide extension practice; they do not establish official USAEBO formats or answers.<\/p><a class=\"tl-link\" href=\"https:\/\/en.usaebo.com\/papers\/\">Explore public USAEBO papers and samples \u2192<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/section><section class=\"tl-section tl-section--preparation\" id=\"learning-preparation\"><div class=\"tl-section-inner usaebo-section-inner\"><header class=\"tl-section-head\"><p class=\"tl-kicker\">Before you start<\/p><h2>Prepare for the course<\/h2><p class=\"tl-section-intro\">Consider prior economics, mathematics preparation and time for homework together.<\/p><\/header><div class=\"tl-readiness\"><article><h3>Economics background<\/h3><p>The full course requires no prior economics. The intermediate course builds on either microeconomics or macroeconomics. Focused review builds on both subjects or completion of the NEC 40-hour class course.<\/p><\/article><article><h3>Mathematics preparation<\/h3><p>Intermediate and focused review require the relevant mathematics, including calculus. Full-course students must prepare the relevant mathematics in advance or study it alongside the course. These are course preparation requirements; see the registration guide for competition eligibility.<\/p><\/article><article><h3>Work between lessons<\/h3><p>All three courses require active participation in homework after each lesson, with subsequent learning informed by progress and needs.<\/p><\/article><\/div><a class=\"tl-link\" href=\"https:\/\/en.usaebo.com\/apply\/\">Check competition entry eligibility \u2192<\/a><\/div><\/section><section class=\"tl-section tl-section--consultation\" id=\"consultation-preparation\"><div class=\"tl-section-inner usaebo-section-inner\"><header class=\"tl-section-head\"><p class=\"tl-kicker\">Course questions<\/p><h2>Discuss a suitable course plan<\/h2><p class=\"tl-section-intro\">Share your grade, previous economics courses, mathematics background and study goals to discuss a suitable starting point.<\/p><\/header><div class=\"tl-faq-list\"><details class=\"tl-faq-item\"><summary><span>Which course can I take without prior economics?<\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-faq-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><div class=\"tl-faq-answer\"><p>The 60-hour full course requires no prior economics. It includes microeconomics, macroeconomics, international economics and competition practice. Prepare the relevant mathematics in advance or study it alongside the course.<\/p><\/div><\/details><details class=\"tl-faq-item\"><summary><span>Does the intermediate course cover every listed topic?<\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-faq-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><div class=\"tl-faq-answer\"><p>The intermediate course selects suitable topics around the student\u2019s background. The syllabus presents available topics rather than a fixed checklist every student must complete.<\/p><\/div><\/details><details class=\"tl-faq-item\"><summary><span>Can the course hours change?<\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-faq-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><div class=\"tl-faq-answer\"><p>The 20-, 30- and 60-hour plans are references. Hours may be adjusted to learning progress and needs.<\/p><\/div><\/details><details class=\"tl-faq-item\"><summary><span>Are all practice materials USAEBO past papers?<\/span><span aria-hidden=\"true\" class=\"tl-faq-toggle\"><\/span><\/summary><div class=\"tl-faq-answer\"><p>No. Full-course homework mainly uses AP papers, IEO papers and original exercises. Intermediate and focused-review homework mainly uses IEO papers and original exercises. Materials from different sources should be distinguished.<\/p><\/div><\/details><\/div><div class=\"tl-final-action\"><div><h3>Discuss your starting point<\/h3><p>Explore a course and topics suited to your background.<\/p><\/div><button class=\"tl-consult-button\" data-consult-topic=\"tutoring\" data-consult-trigger=\"\" type=\"button\">Enquire about courses<\/button><\/div><\/div><\/section><\/div><aside class=\"topic-related\"><h2>Continue exploring<\/h2><div><a href=\"https:\/\/en.usaebo.com\/syllabus\/\">Exams &amp; syllabus<span aria-hidden=\"true\">\u2192<\/span><\/a><a href=\"https:\/\/en.usaebo.com\/papers\/\">Study resources<span aria-hidden=\"true\">\u2192<\/span><\/a><a href=\"https:\/\/en.usaebo.com\/faq\/\">More FAQs<span aria-hidden=\"true\">\u2192<\/span><\/a><\/div><\/aside><\/main><\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Compare the 60-hour full course, 30-hour intermediate course and 20-hour focused review. 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