u/JohnnyIndexer3-16

Hello everyone, I hope all is well! I made a post here about a week or two ago, asking for study tips. My original exam date was October 21st, but I moved it to November 16th. My habit right now is to read one chapter of Kaplan a day, do a unit quiz, then do a cumulative quiz (20 questions at the moment) on all the chapters I’ve learned so far. I will say, I’m not doing too good on these quizzes. I’m trying my best to take in all the information from the chapter readings, but I feel like it’s not sticking. Was this normal for any one? Any advice on if this is a good strategy, or on anything that needs to be changed would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone!

Hey everyone! I hope all is well. I’m a senior in college, attempting to break into the financial advising industry after college. I take my 65 on October 20th, and man it’s a grind! I have the Kaplan package, as well as an online course. I started studying today since I just got the materials, and I’m following the schedule Kaplan has for me. I guess my question is, what is the best way to study and pass? I’ve heard reading the book one time, then just cranking out Q hank is the way to go. However I’m not entirely sure. Also, if I struggle on a unit quiz, do I just move on no matter what since my window of study time is shorter? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks everyone!