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10 Feb 2008, 22:05
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Part of my difficulty in studying has been nailing down a regular study schedule that I am consistent with...
Basically, I study daily (or at least attempt to) on a daily basis. I get up around 5:40am for work and by the time I get home to study its 7:30pm in the evening... I am able to browse the forum during the day, but not for an extended period of time (enough to focus)..
I need to adjust my timing...
What is/was your study schedule like?
Basically, I study daily (or at least attempt to) on a daily basis. I get up around 5:40am for work and by the time I get home to study its 7:30pm in the evening... I am able to browse the forum during the day, but not for an extended period of time (enough to focus)..
I need to adjust my timing...
What is/was your study schedule like?
11 Feb 2008, 07:40
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I browse the forums during the day at work, get home around 6:00, get in about 1-1.5 hrs of study before dinner. Then I take a break and study again from like 10-12pm - but I'm pretty much doing questions, I feel like I'm very unfocused when it comes to reviewing my mistakes at this point.
Even more study over the weekend, take a full CAT on Sunday (prob will bump this up to a CAT on both Sat and Sun now as my test date nears).
I hope to start waking up earlier and come in to work to study between 8-9am - we'll see how that goes
Even more study over the weekend, take a full CAT on Sunday (prob will bump this up to a CAT on both Sat and Sun now as my test date nears).
I hope to start waking up earlier and come in to work to study between 8-9am - we'll see how that goes
12 Feb 2008, 07:10
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Make a schedule in Excel listing everyday from now and until test day. Space out what you want to work on during each day and stick to it. For example I want to do every challenge before test day so I spaced out the challenges on each day. Or you can assign one day 50 questions from OG, or a paper test section , or what ever other question set you have.
