EPPP
Well, I took the EPPP today. I was not encouraged by the time I was finished. There were nearly 80 questions that I was unsure of. I went back over the ones I had marked and felt pretty confident on about 40 of them. The last 40 or so I was still somewhat unsure of. Then I reviewed the questions I thought I had right and found at least 2 that I had answered wrongly.
So, I figure I probably missed at least 10% of the ones I thought I had right. I figure of the 40 I was pretty confident on, I had narrowed it down to 2 choices and probably got at least 20 of those right on chance. On the other 40 or so, I had a 1 in 4 chance and got around 10 of those right. So, if I am right, then I likely passed...However, I can' t be sure. I hate having to wait, but I guess if I didn't pass, then I will get some updated materials and study more diligently so I will make sure I pass it...
So, I figure I probably missed at least 10% of the ones I thought I had right. I figure of the 40 I was pretty confident on, I had narrowed it down to 2 choices and probably got at least 20 of those right on chance. On the other 40 or so, I had a 1 in 4 chance and got around 10 of those right. So, if I am right, then I likely passed...However, I can' t be sure. I hate having to wait, but I guess if I didn't pass, then I will get some updated materials and study more diligently so I will make sure I pass it...
Labels: 70%, EPPP preparation
posted by PsychDoctor at
11:01 PM
5 Comments:
When my husband took the Professional engineers test, he took a class to help him prepare. The class policy was that if you didn't pass the first time, you could repeat the class for free...something like that. My husband also got a blessing before taking the test. He passed the first time, which is unusual. It is also unusual given the fact that he has EXTREME test taking anxiety. lol I hope you passed, but if not, maybe you could look in to taking a prep. class.
If it helps you feel better, I felt the same way after taking the GRE. I almost deleted my scores so they wouldn't be sent out, but decided that since I'd paid $100 to take it that I should at least know how bad I did so I'd know what to work on. When it showed me my score I had to add it up three times because I was certain it was a mistake. I'm glad it wasn't.
I'm sure you did fine. I wish they'd give you an answer sooner, though. It sucks you have to wait so long!
It works in my favor to get the scores later...they weight them against everyone else that took the test, so if everyone bombed it, I don't have to get as many right...
I am sure you did fine. But the wait isn't fun at all to find out!! Better than taking the bar exam, you have to wait 3 months for those results to come back!! Now THAT is mean!!
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