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realistic1

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  1. Your story is very similiar to mine except I graduated in August, failed once and have a 2 year old, which is wayy more active than your little one. But use that to your advantage! When you baby naps, take half the time and study. When your baby goes to sleep, set aside an hr or two to dedicate towards studying. We dont have hours to sit at a time but you have to make the best of your situation. Sacrifice sleep. Its taking me months to prepare, but I feel prepared! I would study after she fell asleep at night and do questions during her nap time. Either way make yoour own realistic plan- weeks, months, its up to you.
  2. Hurst is really good for content review but dont rely only on hurst, you should do questions as well to get you used to the format

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