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Uexcel Juvenile Delinquency - cookderosa - 10-15-2014
I can't find a specific exam feedback thread for this exam, but this exam is on my 10th grader's schedule about a month from now. He's studying from an old edition of Juvenile Delinquency The Core (the suggested text) and the companion website (current edition).
Uexcel Juvenile Delinquency - laughter - 10-15-2014
I've taken a bunch of UExcels and aced most of them, by God's grace. I'd say... study the textbook well AND the PTs and sample questions. Review the content breakdown, google up any missing details.
Uexcel Juvenile Delinquency - TMW2010 - 10-15-2014
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I didn't have to study, I earned an A in Juvenile Delinquency the easy way.. By being a Juvenile Delinquent.
I don't think that'll work these days though.
</crazy>
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Oooooooh, nevermind. :ack:
Uexcel Juvenile Delinquency - cookderosa - 10-27-2014
I wasted the better part of last Friday trying to schedule this exam, and now I'm doing the same today. It's very frustrating. It seems that most of our testing centers that administer UExcel exams are indy centers, and the Pearson centers have a call center, for which English is clearly not the native language. Of the 13 centers within an hour of my house, I got through to 1 center that charges (hang on to your mouse) $60 admin fee! LOL Yeah... no. So, I'm leaving messages again on all 10 voicemails, again, and hopefully will get this set asap. Clearly a huge waste of my time. From now on, I think he's going to have to stick to CLEP/DSST because the resources for UExcel exams in my area is pitiful.
Uexcel Juvenile Delinquency - Westerner - 10-27-2014
laughter Wrote:I've taken a bunch of UExcels and aced most of them, by God's grace. I'd say... study the textbook well AND the PTs and sample questions. Review the content breakdown, google up any missing details.^^THIS. :iagree: