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Study for the BSCI

I am working on my CCNP and have passed the BCMSN and my next exam will be the BSCI.
Is there a way to trade or buy used training materials?
I have some CCNA and BCMSN material that I would be willing to trade.
I usually read the Cisco approved study guide, watch a video course or two, read the Command Guide, get some hands on with the routers and switches and then look at a test simulator to see where my weak points are.
I don't mind paying for material but with the above mentioned aids it would be easy to spend 1500 dollars or more.
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thanks ikalmar, kind of tough to find stuff on that site and what I did find seems a little old but might still be useful.

thanks that1guy15, is GNS3 easy to use? How big of a learning curve? Is it completely free?

thanks bsohn417 and Vito Corleone, I like the videos but agree that the Cisco Press Official Study Guides are very good.

Just seems like there should be a website where you can rent or swap training videos and materials.
There are many more on YouTube
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Yes there are a lot of videos on youtube but  are they current, accurate and complete? The video courses that I have bought from Train Signal and CBT Nuggets have all the topics, are current and cover all the topics. Youtube is hit or miss. Yes you can learn from them but you spend so much time searching for what you are looking for and still probably miss major portions or entire topics.