u/CaterpillarSalt1786

After 2 weeks of cramming I passed first try

After 2 weeks of cramming I passed first try

The studying has been all consuming. I dream in NASAA and USA and IAA1940. It took 3.5 full pilot g2 pens, 2 full notebooks, and at least 20 sheets of printer paper worth of notes but I'm going into the holiday weekend victorious.

The test wasn't terribly hard. Wording is everything, little phrases change the meaning of the whole thing. Do your best to be well rested going into it, one of the toughest things was that I didn't sleep well the night before and cutting through the mental fog took a lot of effort. Only one equation used the whole time, mostly regs and laws. Ken is a god for this 4-5 questions straight out of his brutal exam, also 5-6 questions straight out of the Kaplan Qbank. The exam isn't terribly hard but it isn't easy. Take it slow, read thoroughly, eliminate what you know is wrong. Good luck everyone!

u/CaterpillarSalt1786 — 3 days ago

Sitting tomorrow thoughts?

Averaging around 75 on kaplan 78-80 on brutal. I sit @ 6:30PM tomorrow so I'm grinding through weak units planning to redo brutal 1 this afternoon and brutal 2 tomorrow. Thoughts?

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u/CaterpillarSalt1786 — 5 days ago

What Am I Missing

I am cramming for my 66 which is scheduled for next Thursday (8 days from ToP)

The extent of my finance knowledge is limited to a business management undergrad degree

I haven't taken my SIE or Series 7, jumping into the deep end.

I've read and taken detailed notes on the full Kaplan curriculum.

I've taken 3 QBank simulated exams and am consistently hitting in the Mid-60 range.

What are the blind spots I need to really be looking out for? What do I need to know that I don't even know to look for yet? I'm going through the 2 Brutal Exams rn and taking notes on those. What other resources should I be looking for to ensure I fill in the gaps by not having taken the SIE and Series 7?

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u/CaterpillarSalt1786 — 12 days ago

M28 Married, Home Office Kinda

Started working from home a lot more so I finally fixed up my home office/guest bedroom. Still have some things to put up bit this is it so far. The bed isn't that messed up when we have guests but the animals love hanging out there.

u/CaterpillarSalt1786 — 1 month ago