I was just wondering if this is ample time to study for the CSE?
I'll be studying for 3 weeks straight at 8 hours a day prior to having my baby.
sfarchi21 wrote:I have a 6 month old, and got my notice to test one month before baby was due. I wish I had pushed to take the exam before baby, because even if I hadn't passed, I'm just now getting my head back in the game. Instead of taking the exam for the second time, I'm just sitting for my first try now. Sure, some people get back to things right away, but you never know what you're gonna get when it comes to babies & birth! Best of luck!
bmensonides wrote:sfarchi21 wrote:I have a 6 month old, and got my notice to test one month before baby was due. I wish I had pushed to take the exam before baby, because even if I hadn't passed, I'm just now getting my head back in the game. Instead of taking the exam for the second time, I'm just sitting for my first try now. Sure, some people get back to things right away, but you never know what you're gonna get when it comes to babies & birth! Best of luck!
Yes same here even less than a month before my baby is due is when they gave me the green light! Baby is due in the next 2 weeks and I'm gonna try to take it by next week.Thanks for the advice!
jimsarr wrote:I agree, wish I had clicked on more of the links in Doucettes study guide. I studied pretty hard for three straight weeks (min 3-4 hours per day) going through his study guide and all the practice tests - but I failed by 6% (assuming 70% is the goal, it didn't say what I needed to pass). Clearly something was missing from my studying. I agree it seemed like every answer was right, forcing you to really concentrate on which was most correct. I thought the wording of some questions was poor, they kept referring to projects that weren't explained, and seemingly referenced the project scenario multiple times in the 100 question portion.
Pro-tip: they give you the project scenario packet before your time actually starts. I should have read through it before starting my time. I thought the project scenario was much tougher than the 100 questions portion, and therefore I didn't have enough time to review before time ran out. I can't even recommend things to study more than others, it came down to choosing the best combinations of answers they give you even though they all made sense.
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