The exam would have made me feel like this . But I had read Pearson's explanation of adaptive tests and I concluded that the more SATA's they threw at me, the better I must be doing.
Before too long I was jazzed to see an SATA come up and when it shut off at 75 I walked out feeling like "that's it?"
Don't know if I passed yet, but I have a friend who had 22 SATA and she passed at 75.
My primary study tactic was doing as many Saunders practise tests I could force myself to do. I took it easy the nite before the test and went out to eat at a comfortable restaurant with my husband.
I also noticed that even if the question seemed like "you gotta be kiddin' me, no *******' way, nobody taught us that!" If I took the time to look at everything and think about it, there was a clue in the question sentence to help me find the answer. Of course, I could have gotten them wrong too. Who knows? :chuckle
. But I had read Pearson's explanation of adaptive tests and I concluded that the more SATA's they threw at me, the better I must be doing.
and when it shut off at 75 I walked out feeling like "that's it?" 