
06-01-2007, 09:34 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Lincoln, NE
Posts: 418
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Originally Posted by adamdriggers
I PASSED MONEY AND BANKING!!! Only 10% of people that attempt this exam passed so I am pumped. Plus, it was the only DSST exam I failed so it was a personal victory as well!!!
Ok, yes, I have advice.
Passing was a 48 and I got a 58. The biggest advice I can give you is that YOU MUST UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIPS - all the cause and effect - of monetary policy and fiscal policy. Most of it is on monetary policy. What happens when the Feds conduct monetary policy? How does that affect international trade? Etc.
Also, instacert is very inadequate. When I took this test, I was so grateful for every single definition I looked up and every single internet article I printed and studied.
My advice is to look up definitions and print them off your computer and study them. For example, I found an article written to an 11th grade level on monetary policy and it was SO HELPFUL. Instacert assumes you know how it all works and you need to slow down and really read some lengthy articles on how it all fits together. Once you do that, you should pass.
The time limit was two hours and I finished in about an hour, but took time to review.
My brother is taking it today at 1 pm. I hope he passes as well!
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Thanks so much for the feedback! Congratulations on passing the exam! I ended up buying a textbook on the Money & Banking subject. Stuff like this is pretty tough to get through simply through flashcards, so....I'll probably be taking this test within the next week or so.
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Matymus Prime
Lincoln, NE
Excelsior College
B.S. General Business
~105 Credits down - 15 to go~
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