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I would make your study plan based on what yous cored and what you think you need to work on. If this is your first time not passing then I would say keep reviewing your ls1 what not and simultaneously work on whatever you have up next.
I personally didn't succeed with LS3 and now it's at the end of my studying or maybe even next depending on when I can work testing into my schedule. I have been constantly reviewing the areas I need to improve on and while focusing my study on LS2. I take LS2 this week and then Ls1 or Ls3 depending on what I feel when I take the first practice tests. Those two will come pretty quickly after one another when I do finally get started.
You can do it. The LS series seems to be different than the rest of the exams and are graded a bit harder. I scored in the high 60s in each category which I have heard others passed with a B with high 60s and yet mine was a D. It's okay to get a little discouraged and take a break if you need to.
Tmckenzie80
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Failed LS 1, I am really not happy about it. I am really trying to move on but it is hard since this is the first test that I have failed. Thinking about doing Transition then coming back to LS1 then LS 2 and thoughts?