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Am I ready to take my first test? - bmills072200 - 02-06-2008
Okay - I am taking Principles of Supervision. This will be my first test...
I started studying about a week ago. I have gone through the flash cards about 3 -4 times and I took the practice DANTE exam in the DANTE study guide and I am answering 70-80 percent correctly...
Am I ready???...thinking about going for it on Saturday...
Am I ready to take my first test? - GettinMyBA - 02-06-2008
There's really not a reliable way for anyone to answer that question... do you feel that you're ready? You said that you're thinking of taking it on Saturday... Why not use the time between now and then to make sure that you are hitting the 90-95% range instead of 70-80%? Certainly that will help your chances.
Best of luck!
Am I ready to take my first test? - studyhard - 02-06-2008
I'd say you're ready. You might also run through the "Principles of Management" flashcards a time or two, as they contain some additional stuff that may show up on your test.
You can do it!!!
Am I ready to take my first test? - Shadowless - 02-06-2008
Has anyone here actually failed the intro to supervision, intro to business or principles of management tests?
Am I ready to take my first test? - yumeji - 02-06-2008
Shadowless Wrote:Has anyone here actually failed the intro to supervision, intro to business or principles of management tests?
I havent seen any posts of someone bombing it yet. ^^
Am I ready to take my first test? - bmills072200 - 02-06-2008
Thanks for the encouragement...I am going for it on Saturday...
Am I ready to take my first test? - PeteDude - 02-08-2008
I remember reading one or two posts of people failing these. It's pretty rare. I'd imagine these are individuals who might be more detail-oriented than concept-oriented, and who might have limited background in business.