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The same training used in major investment banks
Our self-learning financial modeling courses go beyond the textbook to teach real-world skills that you can immediately use in interviews and at work
Our self-learning courses
Premium Package – $ 499
Complete modeling package. Everything you need to master financial modeling: learn DCF, Comps, m & a, LBO and financial statement modeling in this all-in-one collection of modeling courses.
Basic Package – $199
Learn best practices in modeling and modeling financial statements, using an intuitive step-by-step approach. For the full modeling program, including valuation modeling, see our Premium Package.
Oil and gas modeling – $ 499
Complete modeling training for the O & G Professional: learn NAV, DCF, LBO, M & A and financial statement modeling.
Real estate modeling (REIT) – $ 399
Understand the unique drivers and challenges of the real estate industry. Learn how to build a REIT financial model from scratch.
Restructuring modeling – $ 399
Learn restructuring modeling using real bankruptcy case studies. Includes industry primer and an advanced bankruptcy model.
Bank & FIG modeling – $ 399
Banks don’t look like other companies. Learn how to model, analyze and value them step by step.
Data encoding method:
Learn how to create, analyze, and interpret advanced LBO models. For investment bankers and private equity professionals.
Crash Course on bonds – $ 99
Designed for those pursuing a career in fixed income research, investment, sales and trading or debt capital markets.
Excel accelerated course – $ 39
Training for those who are new to (or rusty with) Excel. The lessons cover all Windows versions of Excel.
Accelerated accounting course – $ 39
Our popular accounting course is designed for those who have no accounting background as well as those looking for a review.
Financial reporting analysis – $ 39
Learn the design and composition of financial reports. Covers the 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-4, S-1, and many others.
The Wall Street Prep advantage
Our self-learning courses are designed for Finance professionals and students looking to build a complete set of financial modeling skills. They offer practical skills that will differentiate you in interviews and at work.
Comprehensive training
These are the same comprehensive training courses that our corporate clients use to prepare and evaluate their analysts and associates.
Learn by doing
You will “learn by doing” by working through practical exercises and building financial models from scratch using real case studies.
Practical skills
Our courses go beyond the academic textbook to teach hands-on skills that you can immediately use at work and show off in interviews.
Excel domain
We’ll teach you the essential mechanics of Excel and the shortcuts that will make you faster and more efficient than your peers.
Course support
Do you have any questions about the course content? Contact instructors directly with questions throughout each course.
WSP webinar series
Enrollment in selected courses includes lifetime access to our monthly webinars that focus on industry-specific and advanced topics.
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