Upset over the Institutes Insurance Ethics Course

[TexasTink]

For the ethics course, I only studied the review notes.  (That was boring enough to me without reading all the chapters!)  It won't give you all the info you need to answer every question, but it's decent.  I also kept it up during the test and would use the search to help me find info faster.  I didn't know anything about insurance going into the test, and taking the test doesn't make me want to learn any more!  

For me, it was really helpful to slow down and try to understand the question as much as possible.  There were still several questions that made no sense to me, but it helped overall.  I also tried to read through the answers slowly and carefully as well to make sure I was catching as much as I could.  Usually, I could throw out 1-2 answers after that because they just didn't make sense or work well.  I found that many times, there were 2 answers that both seemed legitimate.  Then it would just boil down to - which sounds like the MOST ethical one?  That was helpful for me to just stop and think through which answer seemed like the most right/ethical/fair thing to do.  Those are what got me through this insanely boring and long test.  

You can do it!