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    Old 07-09-2007, 02:18 PM
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    I am scheduled to take micro tomorrow. I am very nervous. I have been studying on instant cert and took a test on 4tests for free along with the test from the College board review book. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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    If you got over half the question in the College Review Board book right, you're good. Don't sweat it!
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    I am scheduled to take micro tomorrow. I am very nervous. I have been studying on instant cert and took a test on 4tests for free along with the test from the College board review book. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.


    The 4test questions are not always on par with the real thing. Have you mastered the petersons exams yet? If you can pass them the you can sit and pass the real thing. Good Luck!!
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    thanks for the advice, I do well on the college board test. I have taken the Peterson test twice and got a 45/80 and 50/80. The Peterson test seems a lot harder than the college board. Thanks again.
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    I'm set for next Monday (micro test)... I have found that studying for micro has been a little harder than macro...
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    Thanks for all the advice. I ended up with a 57 and was very, very happy.
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    Very nice work! You doing Macro next?
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    Great congratulations
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    congrats on the pass...

    I'm up for this one one Monday... I'll be glad when it is over...
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    Thanks for all the advice. I ended up with a 57 and was very, very happy.

    Excellent - Congrats!!

    Now it's on to Macro!!
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