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Rudman's as a study guide - 4dkids - 09-28-2007
Have you used any of the Rudman's to prepare for an exam. What are your thoughts on it as a supplement to IC?
Rudman's as a study guide - ShotoJuku - 09-28-2007
[SIZE="2"]The thing about the Rudman's RED BOOKS [COLOR="navy"]is that they illustrate the way DANTES questions and answers are at times oddly written.
To me, a DANTES exam question is more like "choose the MOST CORRECT answer" from 5 choices.
Sometimes the Rudman books can leave you feeling a bit confused too as the answer that they say is correct just doesn't seem to fit at all.[/COLOR][/SIZE]
Rudman's as a study guide - 4dkids - 09-29-2007
Brian, Thanks for your input. Any one else have an opinion? I am taking my FIRST DSST using IC and this Rudman's if it has a good reputation. Thanks in advance
Rudman's as a study guide - hunter2115 - 09-29-2007
I have had the best success on exams when I first search out the posts in this forum for what others have used to supplement IC on a particular exam, then use it. I have used almost all of the various study aids for different exams at one time or another, and the opinions of those who have already experienced it can be a valuable resource for choosing supplemental study aids.