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NET test

How hard is the NET test??? i could really use some advice on it... My main problem is the math portion is it hard, whats on it? fractions, decimals, percentage??? im very nervous bout taking it..

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I thought the math portion was very easy, but I excel at math. I got a 100% on the math. My test was a lot of fractions, conversions and multiplication.

To study though I contacted my friend who is an elementary school teacher and she gave me all homework she made her students do and made me do it. Lots of fractions, decimals, and the like

I took the NET test back in May and used a Net review guide to study for it. Math wasn't my problem, it was the english section, and I passed the first time. I would recommend getting your hands on a copy of that book whether it be by Ebay or a bookstore. It will help you review everything.

When I was going to take the NET, I found links on the internet that provided practice math problems and I also went to the library and got a book on basic math. I discovered that the math on the NET was easy- it's just the reading portion that was difficult. I had a really long article to read, but was only given 30 minutes to answer 33 questions.

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