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Brown.eyes.83

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  1. It sounds like you are at a school that must pass the national average, which is 67%. This means you can do poorly in one area and excel in another and still pass. Dont worry about the spelling, there are only about 5 or so questions on it. 3 or less questions on Anatomy so don't waste your time.
  2. I took it this last monday. My advice prepare yourself on math, there isn't a lot of time. The Math is dead on. A lot of percents..averages.. that shoul be somewhat easy. Just keep an eye on the time, towards the end I had to guess on a few. Science you really need to know the scientific method, the earths plates.... clouds... know the conversions from celsius to F and visa versa. Grammar know when to use colons and semi colons, because most likely it will be a comma. There is about 5 spelling questions...and know what a simple subject is. There are 170 questions. I had 2 weeks to study.. I thought during the test I failed, but I PASSED. I didn't think the test was easy. But then again a lot was riding on it.. If I didn't pass I would have to wait another semester to apply.
  3. My advice would be to buy the book. Since they are the ones making the test, the questions are set up the same. At the same time there is common sense questions ont the test that you cant study for.:wink2: Good luck.

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