12-15-2007, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by teststudent
Since many people may only have a couple hours a night to study while working full time, if I spend 8 hours a day 5 days a week with the instantcert program, I would cover about as much in a week as it would take me to do in a month if I was working full time (40 hours a week study instead of 40 hours a month)
Is 40 hours study per exam plenty to pass all exams? I need to pass everything on the first try (if I cannot retake for 6 months) to complete the degree before I start working again. Even if I studied 80 hours per exam and took 14 weeks instead of 7 to complete everything, that's still much better than having to wait 6 months to redo them.
When you are able to pass the instantcert practice exams, does that mean you should know enough to pass the real exams?
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How about a few hours a day (3-4) and a part-time job too? 
Seriously, you can only study so long before the absorption rate reduces to naught. Plus a PT job will give some $$$ too.
Just a thought....
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