question about following SN2ED's guide

[Hemorrage]

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So next year im going to be a junior and i'll be finishing up my last pre-requisite which is physics. Im going to be taking it fall and spring, however i have always wanted to use SN2ed
's guide but after looking at it carefully it looks like the guide itself is fine tuned for people who have 3-4 months of doing nothing available. I dont. I want to apply early in the 2013 cycle (June) and since spring semester doesn't end until May, i would have to prepare during the semester. Is this possible with SN2ed's guide? Or am i better off taking 12 credits and a TPR course or something?

 

[Hemorrage]

**bump

 

[Alejandro]

To be honest, I think it's worthwhile to do a diagnostic test just to see where you fall into place. The online TPR exam is decent-Sn2ed is a good study plan, but as you can guess, not everyone will have the time/resources to execute it. that being said, are you done, because you can't follow the plan for verbatim? No, not quite. This just means you'll need to do a little planning ahead of time to establish realistic goals for studying the exam. Also, its good to tally where your strengths are, and where your weaknesses are. That might give some idea how MUCH you'll actually need to study.