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If anyone has taken the "Here's To Your Health" can you please send me any notes that you may have or any study guides that you've used, can you send me anything that can help me pass the test. I don't have $15 to sign up for IC due to the gov. shutdown and I really need help with this test because I take it Friday. I've been studying for weeks but I need to know what areas to study on the test, I need a concrete study guide/notes so for anyone who's taken it can you please send me what you have. Thank You
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If you feel unprepared, I'd suggest pushing your test date back. What's worse than being out $15? Being out $80! and then paying another $80 in 6 months - $160 ick.
This site has a practice exam you can try for free:
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the areas to study are on the fact sheet
http://getcollegecredit.com/assets/pdf/d...Health.pdf
the percentage of material from each topic and the sample questions really should be enough to guide you in your study
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marylavery Wrote:If anyone has taken the "Here's To Your Health" can you please send me any notes that you may have or any study guides that you've used, can you send me anything that can help me pass the test. I don't have $15 to sign up for IC due to the gov. shutdown and I really need help with this test because I take it Friday. I've been studying for weeks but I need to know what areas to study on the test, I need a concrete study guide/notes so for anyone who's taken it can you please send me what you have. Thank You
You got me curious as I don't understand the logic. How does the Government shutdown prevent you from paying for instantcert?
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10-16-2013, 07:55 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-16-2013, 08:01 AM by Tedium.)
The same way it prevented the "stranded motorist" outside of my job this morning from paying for gas. That would be my guess, anyway. Just people looking for a sucker.
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I just used Instantcert and did well. I also posted feedback after I took the test.
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