01-10-2015, 03:56 PM
Yes, I think it's enough.
If you schedule the tests one out - it forces you to focus on studying.
The last month of my degree I took 5 tests in 4 weeks. I actually took my two ethics test back-to-back on the same day.
You really only need about a week for A&I - get the REA book take the sample test - then (IMPORTANT) look at the answer pages where they explain why some were right and some were wrong. With this test, it's intuitive, requires reading slowly, and (IMPORTANT) know what the test is looking for in answers.
If you schedule the tests one out - it forces you to focus on studying.
The last month of my degree I took 5 tests in 4 weeks. I actually took my two ethics test back-to-back on the same day.
You really only need about a week for A&I - get the REA book take the sample test - then (IMPORTANT) look at the answer pages where they explain why some were right and some were wrong. With this test, it's intuitive, requires reading slowly, and (IMPORTANT) know what the test is looking for in answers.
Denise
MS - Management and Leadership, WGU 2022
BS - Liberal Arts - Depths in Healthcare and Psychology, Excelsior College 2014
Certificate - Workers Comp Admin, UC Davis Extension, 1995
AA - Licensed Vocational Nursing and Selected Studies, Mesa College 1989
Certificate - Licensed Vocational Nursing (LVN), Mesa College 1977
Also, someday maybe a MS in Forensic Psychology, just for fun. Oh, and a BS in Animal Behavior. And, maybe when I'm 85 a PhD in something fun.
MS - Management and Leadership, WGU 2022
BS - Liberal Arts - Depths in Healthcare and Psychology, Excelsior College 2014
Certificate - Workers Comp Admin, UC Davis Extension, 1995
AA - Licensed Vocational Nursing and Selected Studies, Mesa College 1989
Certificate - Licensed Vocational Nursing (LVN), Mesa College 1977
Also, someday maybe a MS in Forensic Psychology, just for fun. Oh, and a BS in Animal Behavior. And, maybe when I'm 85 a PhD in something fun.
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