How do I learn if I don't already

[seanmathews]

I know exactly what you mean, I have my own specific ways of learning that are even hard for me myself to figure out. It all depends on what kind of learner you are and what kind of test/subject. Whether you learn better with audio, visually, reading, taking notes, you just gotta find out what clicks with you, might be a mixture of a few. Second, the subject you are testing for. Some tests you need to understand theories and fundamentals, others you need to just know facts, most are actually a combination of both. IC is good for understanding the black and white facts about a topic, I believe. The REA books have worked well for me, and I can see how practice tests could seem like very little help, but the more problems you practice solving and then reading the back to see how that answer works, really helps you understand more of the question.
The search option on this forum is priceless, there are so many resources out there that people have used as talked about so just by reading around you can see what has worked for others.
And lastly might I add,
Khan Academy
This really helps me understand the things I struggle with, it breaks topics down step by step.
Even though this is mainly for sciences and Mathis, each topic has its own specific resources that are highly recommended
Best of luck to you.
Any more questions feel free to ask