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What i mean is,
when you take the real exam, do you frequently say
"yeah, i saw that on UW in some form or another", whether it was a similar question, or an explanation of a wrong answer...etc
There's so much that I've never read before. not even in kaplan. And I'm afraid that even if I memorize the material that I answer wrong in UW, the real test is not going to ask about it, and is gonna pull something out of its a$$ instead.. like a neverending cat/mouse chase.
when you take the real exam, do you frequently say
"yeah, i saw that on UW in some form or another", whether it was a similar question, or an explanation of a wrong answer...etc
There's so much that I've never read before. not even in kaplan. And I'm afraid that even if I memorize the material that I answer wrong in UW, the real test is not going to ask about it, and is gonna pull something out of its a$$ instead.. like a neverending cat/mouse chase.
