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december 2003 part 2 scores
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Be a full time student for a month = no paycheck/ no fun 🙁
Wait so long for the results = stressfull 😡
Read the word PASS on your report = PRICELESS 😛
Even my score is low compare with most of yours scores, I have never been more proud of myself. 80
Wait so long for the results = stressfull 😡
Read the word PASS on your report = PRICELESS 😛
Even my score is low compare with most of yours scores, I have never been more proud of myself. 80

good job....
congratulations..
congratulations..
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Hello everybody,
I didn't take part2 yet. I just got out of school admissions process and was thinking to sart studying for part2 before my school starts this summer. I talked to some people who said that they waited with part2 almost till the end of their PASS program, because program is formulated in a way to refresh your knowledge and make you familiar with new topics. What is your opinion on that? Is it better to take part2 befor or during school?
Thank you,
Omega
I didn't take part2 yet. I just got out of school admissions process and was thinking to sart studying for part2 before my school starts this summer. I talked to some people who said that they waited with part2 almost till the end of their PASS program, because program is formulated in a way to refresh your knowledge and make you familiar with new topics. What is your opinion on that? Is it better to take part2 befor or during school?
Thank you,
Omega