07-25-2013, 09:22 PM
I didn't have a lot of time to study - work has been crazy and I had to take it by the 26th. I finished in about 50 minutes, had 130 questions, and got an A.
I knew a lot about health services, programs, etc for the older generation, but had to really focus on the research methods. One thing about this test is that if you don't know the answer, it's really hard to narrow it down to the best answer.
I used InstantCert (woohoo!) and the ECE practice exams.
I'll post more in specific feedback later this week.
PAA is next in two weeks and TECEP Abnormal Psych sometime in the next two weeks - after it arrives at the proctor.
I knew a lot about health services, programs, etc for the older generation, but had to really focus on the research methods. One thing about this test is that if you don't know the answer, it's really hard to narrow it down to the best answer.
I used InstantCert (woohoo!) and the ECE practice exams.
I'll post more in specific feedback later this week.
PAA is next in two weeks and TECEP Abnormal Psych sometime in the next two weeks - after it arrives at the proctor.
Denise
MS - Management and Leadership, WGU 2022
BS - Liberal Arts - Depths in Healthcare and Psychology, Excelsior College 2014
Certificate - Workers Comp Admin, UC Davis Extension, 1995
AA - Licensed Vocational Nursing and Selected Studies, Mesa College 1989
Certificate - Licensed Vocational Nursing (LVN), Mesa College 1977
Also, someday maybe a MS in Forensic Psychology, just for fun. Oh, and a BS in Animal Behavior. And, maybe when I'm 85 a PhD in something fun.
MS - Management and Leadership, WGU 2022
BS - Liberal Arts - Depths in Healthcare and Psychology, Excelsior College 2014
Certificate - Workers Comp Admin, UC Davis Extension, 1995
AA - Licensed Vocational Nursing and Selected Studies, Mesa College 1989
Certificate - Licensed Vocational Nursing (LVN), Mesa College 1977
Also, someday maybe a MS in Forensic Psychology, just for fun. Oh, and a BS in Animal Behavior. And, maybe when I'm 85 a PhD in something fun.
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