[SusanStudies]

I’m just getting started in my studying for the exam. What would be the best way to do an assessment of the areas I need the most work in before I start studying? I realize I need to know all the material, I just wanted to find out what I don’t know.

Are there pre-tests specifically for this that can inform me of the specific topics I’m weak in? I’m beginning with AUD.

Thanks!

AUD: 07/11/11 - Passed
BEC: 08/27/11 - Passed
FAR: 01/17/12 - Passed
REG: 04/30/12; Re-take 7/16/12 - Passed

FINISHED!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

I used Wiley online test bank and did a test simulation, 90 questions, covering all topics to see how much I knew before I started studying. I also do a “pre-test” by answering all the odd numbered questions (or every other odd if there are alot of questions) in a chapter before I read the chapter to see how much I might already know.

[ak311]

A pre-test might not be a bad idea, but I think you'll discover it on your own as you go through the material. You'll know by which MCQs you miss and by what material seems foreign as you study. Also the practice final exams at the end should point out your weak spots.

FAR - F (2011), 5/16
AUD - F(2011)
BEC -
REG -

2nd attempt at this thing. Time to get serious.

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