It's still a 6th edition course
As advertised, I did pass the PMP with my first attempt, "Above Target" in every category too. I also used Masters of Project for my CAPM, which I also passed my first attempt. Overall, I think I would recommend Masters of Project. The course material is structured in a way that makes it easy to digest. And the pricing is very reasonable. The Scrum/Agile section of the course was fantastic. However, there's a few things worth noting. This course is outdated by at least a year. Some revisions to the course content have been made, but the course is still so focused on all the inputs and outputs of each process. They simply layered in some "7th edition" information over a "6th edition" course and called the course updated. I don't think that is an entirely bad thing when it comes to the course content. But in regards to their practice exams, they are not realistic at all. The questions and format are nothing like the PMP exam. The 7th edition PMP exam is not focused on inputs, outputs, processes, etc, meanwhile that's the majority of this course examination content. The worst part is that the practice exams are in PDF format like we are in in 1985 still. A realistic practice exam would be digital, rather than checking manually and scrolling back and forth between the answer key and questions. Overall, in conjunction with the Exam Content Outline, PMI code of ethics, and other more updated exams, this course is definitely sufficient to get you to pass the PMP first attempt. But you will spend a lot of unnecessary energy studying information that is not relevant, and it may be at the expense of not studying other relevant information.