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[cassieandcheeta]

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Hi everyone,

So I study really really really slow, so it's getting to a point where it seems like I'm going to be using up the last few days I had left for comprehensive review cramming new stuff....so...what do you guys think is the minimum number of days I should leave for comprehensive review after you've stopped learning new stuff?

thanks so much!

 

[MystikBliss]

i left a week. and i feel like i study slow too. and honestly, no matter how much you study, you are still going to go BACK to a section and there will still be "new" stuff. so don't get discouraged.

 

[cassieandcheeta]

i left a week. and i feel like i study slow too. and honestly, no matter how much you study, you are still going to go BACK to a section and there will still be "new" stuff. so don't get discouraged.

thanks...but is there anyone out there who had like 2-3 days left to review? Gosh, that sounds like a bad idea doesn't it....

 

[GynGuy1983]

thanks...but is there anyone out there who had like 2-3 days left to review? Gosh, that sounds like a bad idea doesn't it....

2-3 days doesn't sound like enough time to me personally. I would set aside a couple of more days so that you're not just cramming and actually might retain some info. The questions on the exam aren't straightforward, so if you were to memorize some random facts, but couldn't apply them, the studying would have been pointless.

 

[MystikBliss]

i agree with the above. going on what i've been told from friends and from what ppl have posted on this forum, the questions are more geared to application and cramming random facts really doesn't seem to help.

However, I have not taken the exam (obviously) and am only going what i've been told/have read