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Passed A & I Lit - 1-more - 03-05-2008
knucyt Wrote:I am struggling with deciding whether to go for A&I Lit exam tomorrow, or to keep trying to study longer...and have to pospone for another week or longer (work schedule).
I have taken two REA tests so far and scored 61% (scaled 60) on the first REA test, did worse on the second with a 56% raw(scaled 55).
Tried 1 Peterson and got a raw 56%.
I keep running out of time and feel like I am winging it much more than usual. First REA test I was more relaxed and only missed 5 questions, second test I really wanted to answer them all and did worse..had 12 questions unanswered with less than 2 mins left.
I do not seem to be improving!
My usually modus operandi is to go take a CLEP when I am scoring 75-85% on REA and Peterson's tests. I tent to score just a little bit higher on the actual test but have never felt as rushed as I do on this A&I Lit CLEP.
I would greatly appreciate some feedback on this dilemma!
Thanks!
FSB/Knucyt:confused:
A&I Lit is easy for some; not for me. Not long ago I failed this test with a score of 49. It's doable but the killer is not having enough time. I spend the last two or three minutes of the test just answering questions without actually reading them. I am not discouraging anybody though. If English is the first language and if there is no previous testing on the same day, things should be fine.
Passed A & I Lit - mystified - 03-05-2008
For those of you who took the essays can you provide some feedback as to what kind of questions were asked?