FAR, FAR, FAR
Summer in Florida can be brutal, especially in an old house like ours. Hurricanes like to line up and bowl at our heads this time of year.
I've studied for 5 months, done 3000+ MCQs and about 100 Sims, and am still not feeling ready for this exam next week.
I work about 60 hours a week and manage two businesses, one of which is a stressful one. -Yet I am happily married and no kids.
This means I have more free flexible time than some of you.
I don't see how others do this, as I cannot imagine doing this while working for someone else and coming home to house full of kids, school, and family needs..
The last time I took an exam during the summer of 2016, the AC in the Prometric center gave out and internal temperatures were about 90 F.
Sweating buckets and my computer heatstroked once, to be reset by the Prometric people. That was a hard day, and I am dreading the possibility of taking FAR in similar conditions.
I've thrown everything at this last exam and lived in the library for the free AC the past 3 months. I'll hit it with the kitchen sink, but I'm still missing a number of MCQs in this second testbank I started recently. FAR might go into the bathroom and hit me with the cast iron tub.
My hat is off to you applicants having to do this with family and work. I find it brutal even as an older applicant who has some flexibility and support.
Ne'O in Sarasota