u/Emotional-Pipe-8332

Hi everyone!

I was recently approved to take my test and trying to decide how far out I should schedule it. People who passed on the first try, how long did you REALLY study for before taking the exam?

I see people saying they are studying for multiple hours a day for months in advance and was wondering if this is normal?

Would love to hear anyone’s tips for test prep!!

Edit: thank you all for the replies!! To add some context, I have been in the field since 2019 and passed my BCaBA first try in 2024. I completed my coursework through ASU and my fieldwork hours earlier this month. With the low pass rate and hearing the BCBA exam is a lot harder, it was making me worried that what I did previously (about a month of studying for a couple hours per day) would not be effective. After reading so many replies of similar timelines I am feeling a lot less worried, so thank you everyone!!

Hi everyone!

I will be traveling to St Lucia tomorrow and have tried to fill out the customs form at least 5 different times in the last 2 days from multiple devices and every time I do, it gives me a message saying “Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading travelslu.govt.lc (see the browser console for more information).”

Has anyone else been having this happen the last couple days and been able to fix it? Will I be able to fill out a paper form once I get there if this won’t work?

Any advice or help is appreciated, TIA :)