12-25-2017, 03:58 PM
I never found the IC flashcards to be a good prep for me personally. I just don't learn that way. I do much better seeing the whole picture laid out in front of me, instead of looking at bits and pieces like they have it. Nothing wrong with it, and some people do great, but I just don't.
If you are studying and doing well with things like Modern States and additional resources, and feel like you have the knowledge, then you should just take the test. The worst thing that will happen is that you fail, but honestly, it's not terrible - that first test, and understanding what they're looking for, is the hardest. Once you understand how it works, it gets easier.
If you are studying and doing well with things like Modern States and additional resources, and feel like you have the knowledge, then you should just take the test. The worst thing that will happen is that you fail, but honestly, it's not terrible - that first test, and understanding what they're looking for, is the hardest. Once you understand how it works, it gets easier.
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