I took the PPI course from Kaplan. It was good for a "refresher" but what really helped me was taking a bunch of old practice exams. I jumped into a conference room at work on a few Saturdays and timed them like I was actually taking the exam.
congrats!
same. saaaaame.
YESSSS!!!!!!
Ah good job!! I know you said you focused on lots of practice problems this round. Which ones did you find most helpful??
I would definitely recommend having all references be as up to date as possible. Might not make a huge difference but it'd be terrible if something small cost you an answer
Keep it down. I can hear you from the west coast, sheesh. Kids these days...
Congrats!!! If you don't mind my asking, what reference materials/practice problems/courses did you use to study? I felt like a lot of my practice problems were nothing like some of the afternoon problems I found on the exam.
I used EET on demand and was very impressed with the content and the instructor's availability. I have to admit that I didn't keep on schedule but did watch every video which proved beneficial because of the insight of what would most likely be on the exam and what most likely would not be on the exam. I believe that the morning carried me because I have so much experience in construction and design, but the evening killed me. Prior to getting the PASS, I already made plans to do nothing but work problems related to the evening.
