AAFP vs Rosh Review for the ABFM: courses or a question bank?
Last checked October 19, 2026 · Sources: AAFP’s board review comparison and free board questions; Rosh Review’s family medicine page and pricing; ABFM. Not hands-on tested.
AAFP vs Rosh Review comes down to teaching against practice. AAFP offers 1,360 free board-style questions to members plus video and live courses from $315 to $1,435 at member rates. Rosh Review sells question banks: a 2,000-question Resident Qbank from $279 and an FMCLA bank from $349, with a pass guarantee. Many residents combine AAFP’s free questions or a course with a Rosh Review bank.
AAFP vs Rosh Review side by side
| AAFP | Rosh Review | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Questions, monographs, video and live courses | Question banks |
| Price | Free questions (members); $315-$1,435 member courses | $279 Basic or $549 Premium (Resident Qbank) |
| For the longitudinal assessment | Longitudinal Assessment Online Bundle, $1,115 (member) | FMCLA Qbank, $349-$548 |
| Practice questions | 1,360 free (members); 500+ in Self-Study | 2,000 (Resident); 3,000 (Certification, as reported) |
| Live teaching | Board Review Express, live or livestream | No |
| Guarantee | None stated | Pass guarantee |
| CME | AAFP Prescribed credits on many products | 100 CME on FMCLA Standard |
From each provider’s own pages, checked October 19, 2026.
The main differences
AAFP’s strength is teaching and membership value: free questions, then courses with real-time teaching and CME. Rosh Review’s strength is practice volume at a low price, with pass-probability analytics and a guarantee. If you’re an AAFP member, its free questions overlap with the job a cheap bank would do, so add Rosh Review if you want more volume.
Choose AAFP if
- You’re an AAFP member and want to start free.
- You learn best from lectures or a live course.
- You want AAFP Prescribed CME with your board prep.
Choose Rosh Review if
- You want lots of practice questions at a low price.
- You want a pass guarantee.
- You’re on the longitudinal assessment and want a dedicated bank.
Common questions about AAFP vs Rosh Review
Which is cheaper?
For members, AAFP’s 1,360 questions are free. Among paid options, Rosh Review’s Resident Qbank at $279 costs less than any AAFP course.
Which has more questions?
Rosh Review, with 2,000 questions in its Resident Qbank, against AAFP’s 1,360 free member questions.
Can I use both?
Yes, and it’s a common combination: AAFP’s free questions or a course for teaching, plus Rosh Review for volume.
Is this comparison sponsored?
No. We earn no commission from either provider.
See also best ABFM board prep. We first checked these details on October 12, 2026 and rechecked them on October 19, 2026. MockTestPrep is independent and is not affiliated with AAFP, Rosh Review or ABFM.