03-14-2010, 08:28 PM
Geezer Wrote:I agree with the above poster. Sometimes, we focus so hard on trying to master EVERYTHING that we lose perspective. The lifesaving post that I read in the Specific Feedback section went something like this.....
There were certain concepts that were just not registering no matter how hard or long I tried, so I went back to the DSST breakdown sheet for the subject material and really broke down exactly what was on the exam.
What was giving me fits, made up less than 30% of the DSST breakdown. So I stopped trying to master subject material that I wasn't getting and focused on the material that I could handle. I did this for a couple of days, went and took the test and passed with a 61/80.
It worked for me. Good luck!!!
Good advice...changing tactics....again! I stink at this organization and study thing. Thanks, Geezer.
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BS (UMUC) in 2010, 30+ years in the making!!
Intro to Computing 63
Astronomy 63
Technical Writing 62
Principles of Mgt 71
Principles of Marketing 68
Substance Abuse 467
College Math 56
Principles of Finance 425
Principles of Statistics 458
Exams: ALL DONE!!!!!!!!!!
GRADUATION--UMUC--MAY 15, 2010 (unbelievable)
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cate
BS (UMUC) in 2010, 30+ years in the making!!
Intro to Computing 63
Astronomy 63
Technical Writing 62
Principles of Mgt 71
Principles of Marketing 68
Substance Abuse 467
College Math 56
Principles of Finance 425
Principles of Statistics 458
Exams: ALL DONE!!!!!!!!!!
GRADUATION--UMUC--MAY 15, 2010 (unbelievable)
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