took the course, have books and few tests.  would like to get as many diagnostic testa as I can.
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Don't pay to buy one. Go to the following url:\n\nhttp://www.princetonreview.com/law/testprep/testprep.asp?TPRPAGE=287&TYPE=LSAT-TOOLS&adcode=23196\n\nIt is the Princeton Review site.  Halfway down is the link to a free practice test.\nIf you Google "free practice LSAT test" you can probably find more free practice materials.
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Yes you can prepare on your own there are books available at book stores.But rather you should join some classes.There are many clases running crash courses for 15 days or 1 month.They give you pretty good idea about the exam.The reading part is the one which requires most of the efforts.I think you should join sm classes because its a lot of money for the exam so dont take any risks.
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Get a study book for the GRE. The test is not that bad. I took it and only spent 20 minutes on it and got an 89.
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I say, don't freak out on tests, get to know your professors well, see a tutor (they're not just for saving you from failing, a study group might also help if you think there are others in your position).\n\nAlso don't feel bad about getting Bs.  (If you haven't yet you could take more exploratory classes and see if there is just something else you are better at).
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I did mine with LearnDirect.com.  Did all the studying using my own PC and apps then went online to do the tests.  I could also have done it at the local college or school too.
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Your local branch of the independent insurance agents of america has both the study materials, and a three day cram class available after you go through the materials on your own. \n\nWWW. iiaa.org
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Try to visualize the different events/people that occurred/encountered throughout the book, make sense of what you read + understand the analysis made by the study guide/notes (sometimes putting it into your own words helps...) \n\nI'm sure that with repetition + understanding it, you'll do a great job- good luck on ur TEST!
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There are tons. Just google which type of test you are taking ie. "history world war II study guide" or "practice test"
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examkrackers is going to be your best bet, ESPECIALLY with your lack of a science degree.  I used them for my MCAT and got a 31 (and i'm in my 2nd year of med school now).  They teach you everything you need to know, and they do it at a very basic level and build you up.  I really liked it a lot.  You should also have kept some of your chemistry/bio/physics text books to reference once and awhile if there is a particular topic in examkrackers that you are really struggling on.  I have a couple of websites that sell their text books way cheaper than you would normally get them.  Drop me an email.  evoacct10@yahoo.com\n\n(please mark as best answer if you are satisfied)
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I am tired of exams I have three mid-terms next week, this week I had two, but the hard ones for me are going to be the board exams starting next year, I have to take a test to qualify for the boards. And no there is no better way to take those exams for yourself, there is a reason you are taking them, you have to prove you know you stuff, other wise how else can you get your degree. My boards are the NBCE exams National Board of chiropractic examinations, I have six on top of the classes that I have for that trimester that I am taking. Good luck to you.
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I have a kind of idea but not sure about.. what if u would go into a university library and look up old exam tests??\nor if u can not get into univ. library ask one of your friends to do it for you.. hmm..\n\ngood luck!! :-))
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Do not read first aid.  I got 3 or 4 questions out of 350 from first aid.  Focus on the scientific concepts not on rote memorization.  Every question will make you think not regurgitate.  Take the kaplan course and do at least 10,000 questions.  There are no other books you need.
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Just go to the site and take some practice tests.
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Steal the exam sheets!\nI guess u can ask in collges, they always have those. (Mine does).
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First calm down then get yourself out.With luck you will then be relaxed & walk the test.Goodluck
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go to Kaplan.com, I think its books are the best for MCAT.
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Don't even worry about doing this... the question dump for the CCNA is well over 1000 questions... by the time you finish studying that you could have read the book 5 times.  Besides, even if you got every multiple choice question right, you can fail miserably by not doing well on the one or two simulation questions they have.\n\nOh see you are writing a program.... just get the book and read it.. then write your program.