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Ed4Credit - Money & Banking - gentleman4561 - 06-04-2018
Hello!
I am new to the forums but have lurked for a while.
I am about to schedule my Money & Banking exam, has anyone else taken it?
If so, I would love to hear what you studied/found most beneficial.
The tests have been rather brutal, and the last thing I want to do is fail the exam after all of that work.
I appreciate the help!
Thanks!
RE: Ed4Credit - Money & Banking - eriehiker - 06-05-2018
Hello gentleman4561!
I completed this course earlier this year. I agree that the chapter tests are brutal. It took forever to reach that 70% level.
I tried to review the course materials, but now that I've passed the course, the Ed4Credit system does not allow me to review the materials for this class.
If I remember correctly, you can use an unlimited amount of notes on the exam. This means that you can take some sample problems, formulas, whatever, with you for the exam. So, you can kind of recreate the internet in paper form prior to the exam and then have a system for how you would access the information once the exam begins.
The exam score only needs to be 50%, so this is doable. I scored above 50% on most of the chapter tests the first time, so I kind of just went for it and passed and then let it recede into memory.