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Kiwi Lover Wrote:Hey Snazz,
Could you please...
Also, sometime last year...
One more thing...
Okay. I'll shut up now...
Done!
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snazzlefrag Wrote:Done!
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What took you so long???? hilarious hilarious hilarious
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Kiwi Lover Wrote:What took you so long???? hilarious hilarious hilarious
Erm...well...actually...searching through 1100+ of my previous posts.
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FYI: The Google search function actually worked much better than the on-board search function.
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signed up to take this test friday
going to take the $75 gamble
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Excelsior Business Degree finished 6/5/08
Principles Of Management Clep: 72
Principles of Macro-Economics Clep: 58
Business Law Clep: 68
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Principles Of Accounting Clep : 52
Human Resource Management ECE: C
Ethics ECE: A
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If IC had practice exams like Peterson's- they'd be the best... hint, hint
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I can't believe how nervous I am about tomorrow. Good luck to all you guys. There are just some things I can't get the handle of and its killing me. Keep your fingers crossed for me!!
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I passed! Yippee...
Took the test in London today, had sweaty palms and was really nervous.
Couldn't believe it when I pushed the button to show my score and I saw a
58
wow, amazing, I was sure I'd failed.
Onward and upward! cheerio
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p.s. for those still to take the test...
I was worried alot about the financial statement analysis e.g. ratios etc. There were only a few questions about these e.g. ROE, P/E, EPS
Most of the questions were really basic to the accounting principles and knowing where the amounts go, and how to keep things in balance.
I probably only answered 5 of the maybe 20 or so questions that required calculations correctly. I focused on doing all questions that were word based and definitions etc first. Worked for me...
I recall some focus (it seems) on contribution margin, break even point, and calculations in that area, e.g. variable cost, fixed cost, etc
good luck!
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I AM SOOO happpy for you!!!!!!!!! YAAAYYYY!!!!
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ridin8ude Wrote:p.s. for those still to take the test...
I probably only answered 5 of the maybe 20 or so questions that required calculations correctly. I focused on doing all questions that were word based and definitions etc first. Worked for me...
I recall some focus (it seems) on contribution margin, break even point, and calculations in that area, e.g. variable cost, fixed cost, etc
good luck!
It was about the same for me. I marked most of the questions that had to do with calculations and by the end I ahd about 22 questions marked and had about 25 minutes left in the test. At the start I was trying to work the problems as I was going thru them. I am usually a very quick test taker. This is the first one where I used the entire amount of time. I ended up giving my best guess on about 10 of the calculation problems. I did not know the calculation problems very well and felt like I was going to not pass.
Ended up with a 59 and a smile as I left.
If you know the majority of all the basics its a very passable test. For anyone still on the fence, give it a go. there is still time.
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