FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU*#!!! Today was my first attempt and I felt I was pretty well prepared: 1. Read book 22 chapters 2. Took all exams (13) 3. Took notes 4. Went to class, one week 4 days 8 hours per day 5. Did more of 1, 2, and 3 This whole process was over a month, I feel I may have taken too long or gotten slightly burned out on the material. I've got to wait 30 days before I can take it again, I'll need to pay for a retest I sure. Right now I'm more caught in the moment, but I'm looking forward to reviewing any and all material to get me passed this thing. I have some concerns though: i. What if I score poorer the second time around? That is, what if the material I review isn't what I should be reviewing. I did receive a sheet going over the sections of the exams and my percentages on each. The system I have in mind is to review the weaker sections first and move on from there. ii. How do I pace myself? Will I get burned out on the studying/reviewing? Like I said I read the entire book along with taking the exams. Anyone have any ideas that may have failed it the first time around but nailed it on #2? What did you work on and/or what system did you use on your 30 day month of shame/review. Give me your worst!
1) What is a passing score now-a-days?....70? :eek: 2) You should get all of the investing/trading/options/math-related stuff correct. The legal and regulatory stuff can be tedious. 3) Keep on studying all parts of the test so that all of the material gets reinforced.
1) 70!....OMMFG! So close yet so far. 2) Keep studying and stay away from "here" until you pass. A few additional correct answers will put you over the top.