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Old 12-21-2006, 01:55 PM
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Did this one today. I felt IC was a good prep for it. I should have spent more time but I was in a time crunch to be done. I felt this test is harder then Adult & Aging and Gerontology but easier then Abnormal. About the same difficulty as Social Psy but I suspect the grading curve is easier then this one by looking at the statistics Excelsior published. According to their book, 15% failed and most got A's. I should know how I did in about two weeks. The key to this is understanding the definitions. Even though IC doesn't cover 100% of the material, I would say it made me more familiar with the material then any other test I have taken. This was a good set of flashcards. This was my last test to grad! I will continue to tell everyone about IC. A BIG thanks to Steve!
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Sounds like you did well and should be able to apply for you diploma just after New Years - Congrats!!
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That's very encouraging news--thanks for taking the time to post your feedback.

And congrats on finishing your degree; that's a huge accomplishment!
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Just got my results today. Got an "A". IC was enough. Thanks again. Good luck to the rest for your degree. Signing out!
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Just got my results today. Got an "A". IC was enough. Thanks again. Good luck to the rest for your degree. Signing out!


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Just got my results today. Got an "A". IC was enough. Thanks again. Good luck to the rest for your degree. Signing out!
Congrats on finishing!!! Thanks for your feedback. Glad you got an A.
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Congrats Magic..that's a huge accomplishment.
I plan to take research methods and abnormal psychology after gerontology.
How many days did you study for each one and was instantcert enough for abnormal also?
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I studied 10 days each for Social and Research Methods. Two weeks for Abnormal. I also got the Excelsior practice test. IC is enough for all their ECE tests but I would still spend the money on the practice tests Excelsior offers.
As for Social, I used the GRE Psychology book(both Kaplan and Princeton) and pulled a "C". Good resource for some of the other subjects too.

If your just starting out, I would recommend taking the GRE psychology. That will give you a wopping 30 credits(12LL/18UL) if you score well enough. It was easier for me to just take a few ECEs to finish sinceI was already close. Wish I knew about it sooner.
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Thanks a lot Magic.I have scheduled Abnormal for Sat 6th Jan...don't know if i will be done studying by then.I can reschedule before 5th.
I am almost done with the Psychology exams.I have taken the lower level ones and need to take 2 more upper level,so the GRE route is not for me.
I need about 7 more exams to complete my BS in Liberal Studies.
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