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Originally Posted by Inteljustice
At the same time I feel like by not taking 2 exams at a time, I'm missing out on the future opportunities of my future career field. Whats your opinion on taking only 1 exam per test session?
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I don't understand the relationship between the quote above and taking two tests per session. I've taken as many as four tests in one session and tomorrow I plan to take only one. My first session I took two and my last session I took three. It totally depends on the relationship of the subjects and the speed with which you want to finish. In my case, as I looked at the advice on this forum and the flash cards for each subject, it became obvious to me that some of these tests (the psych group) are SO closely related it's almost a DISadvantage not to take them together--or at least in very close proximity to each other. Same goes for the computer related tests. Also, I find that I'm kind of in the swing of things when I get going and I want to keep going! I just didn't have enough time to prepare for a second or third exam this time, so I don't plan to take one. However, I don't believe any of this has any bearing on my future opportunities in my future career field. For me, it's a completely practical and functional decision. I have to take time off of work to take my tests and I want to maximize the fresh knowledge in my head--so I normally try to take at least a few together.