09-13-2007, 08:18 PM
Oh no!
I know what it's like to fail a test, not fun!:mad: Believe me, I've failed plenty in my test-taking time. I've always discovered that, usually, I can learn something from the experience. For example, maybe I didn't study hard enough and just wasn't committed, or I needed to approach the exam differently, or I needed to take it differently, or...and I could go on and on. From what I've picked up from your messages, you are probably approaching this subject for the first or second time. The most important thing that I always want to take away from the exam is knowledge. Did I learn something? Of course, the credits and time are of huge importance too, but if you don't get them, you need to look at what you have to show for that time you just spent prepping. Please don't give up! Keep at it. I'm sure there have been, and will be plenty more passing scores if you keep at it. That has been my experience. 
I know what it's like to fail a test, not fun!:mad: Believe me, I've failed plenty in my test-taking time. I've always discovered that, usually, I can learn something from the experience. For example, maybe I didn't study hard enough and just wasn't committed, or I needed to approach the exam differently, or I needed to take it differently, or...and I could go on and on. From what I've picked up from your messages, you are probably approaching this subject for the first or second time. The most important thing that I always want to take away from the exam is knowledge. Did I learn something? Of course, the credits and time are of huge importance too, but if you don't get them, you need to look at what you have to show for that time you just spent prepping. Please don't give up! Keep at it. I'm sure there have been, and will be plenty more passing scores if you keep at it. That has been my experience.
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