How many days for Suzannes plan for retest takers?

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I've PMed Suzanne twice for 2 different days and alotted 45 days for her plan and she said that my time isn't good enough..How many days does she require for repeat test takers? I'm willing to reschedule.

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In the very last paragraph of Suzanne's 07/08 tip update it states "If you are retaking the exam, please give yourself at least two months to prepare, if not longer." That must mean if you don't have at least 2 months until your re-test date, you won't qualify. Also, she let me know IMMEDIATELY that I had not scheduled far enough in advance for my test. I am hoping that my re-scheduled date was accepted, because she hasn't denied me yet!

Good luck!

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I'm just curious. Does anyone know what Suzanne's plan entails? I know you have to do some questions, but does it involve other things? Just curious....

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In the very last paragraph of Suzanne's 07/08 tip update it states "If you are retaking the exam, please give yourself at least two months to prepare, if not longer." That must mean if you don't have at least 2 months until your re-test date, you won't qualify. Also, she let me know IMMEDIATELY that I had not scheduled far enough in advance for my test. I am hoping that my re-scheduled date was accepted, because she hasn't denied me yet!

Good luck!

Oh ok..Thanks.

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I'm just curious. Does anyone know what Suzanne's plan entails? I know you have to do some questions, but does it involve other things? Just curious....

As per her program you are not allowed to discuss her program and agree to this

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To clear up things:

The program is a full 45 days from when it is sent out, but it is only sent out every two weeks, not just when someone requests it.

You also never want to be preparing up until the day of the exam, your brain needs a few days of rest to just let things sink in. Find that those that given themselves those extra days have the best chance of passing and that is what this is all about, passing the exam.

And as mentioned above by Anna, other than the first tip of my program that is posted, nothing about my program is discussed on these forums.

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Sorry. As a new user to this website and just hearing about this program, I was just curious. I'm assuming that, if followed to the letter, it has a reletively good success rate on retake? As I'm sure you can understand, being a retaker is a little more stressful. You wonder if switching programs is a good idea, or to stay with pounding your previous program in your head. I'm all for being open to something new if it will help, but deep down am still a little apprehensive, and now having failed once already, frankly scared to death......:eek:

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I understand that completely, however, I have a rule in place that my program is never discussed on-line here. It is something that you are going to need to decide for yourself, but any details about my program are not permitted to be posted here.

Best of luck to you. And the first tip of my program is a requirement to be completed before someone can even be considered to receive my program.

Your choice.

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Not a problem. Finishing 1st tip now. Willing to do whatever it takes....

Hope to be in your program soon! :D

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