Maria,

Keep in mind that these tests are unlike "normal" tests in that they are designed for the average student to miss almost 50% of the questions. It took me a while to get used to that.

I had a similar experience to you when I took Statistics and thought that I had failed for sure, but you have to go into the test accepting the fact that you are not going to know a lot of the questions. The reason that you study is to get enough knowledge to be able to know the answer or, more importantly, be able to narrow it down to 2-3 options. Don't beat yourself up, a 55 is a good score and a pass is a pass. What are you taking next?

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Excelsior BS - General Business - 2008
Enrolled at Jacksonville State University - MBA - complete in 2010 (60% complete)

121 credits...ALL DONE BABY!!!

54 credits transfered in from prior college
54 credits by examination
6 credits from community college
3 credits from CSU-Pueblo (Operations Management)
4 credits for Information Literacy and Business Strategy from Excelsior

CLEP:
Principles of Macroeconomics (64)
Principles of Microeconomics (61)
Principles of Marketing (66)
Principles of Management (72)
Info Systems and Comp Applications (57)
Introductory Business Law (65)
Social Sciences & History (61)
DSST:
Principles of Supervision (58)
Principles of Statistics (67)
Introduction to Computing (60)
Principles of Financial Accounting (56)
Principles of Finance (55)
Money and Banking (52)
Ethics in America (66)
Management Information Systems (58)
ECE:
Ethics: Theory and Practice (B)
Organizational Behavior (C)

GMAT: 600