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I have 4 1/2 days to study for 4 DANTES exams and wanted to know if any of you have studied for multiple UNrelated tests at one time?...if so,
how many did you sudy for?
did you have previous experience/knowledge in any of the subject areas?
what was your timeframe between studying and testing?
what was your studying strategy?
did you pass all of them?
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I tried to avoid studying for multiple tests at once. It really fragments my brain and I find that I spend more time studying while absorbing less information. However, that is a matter of personal preference. Some people like the stimulation of switching up the studying a lot.
ETA: GOOD LUCK!
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I usually study 2 topics at once.
One of them is the hot topic where I am past the reading stage and I'm doing practice tests and flashcards.
This type of studying is intense and difficult to maintain so I mix in reading the next topic.
Right now I am finishing up statistics, on my second ALEKs course, but I have read a whole financial accounting book and am working on another one.
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