Does this make anyone else incredibly depressed? I kind of want to give up all together after this. I’ve spent hundreds on exam preps and I just don’t see the point anymore. It made me feel so defeated.
yeah sucks. 1 hr long vid for 5 questions, and 5min for question 5... just skip all math questions unless you can answer them in less than 1 min 30seconds.
thanks for the video but ... I mean, between badly written questions, information you don't need, subjective answers, omission of critical terms in questions (cost vs expense, not the same!!!!), and the fact that maybe half of the exam is a big aptitude test instead of actually just testing the material, yeah, very bad. so the general strategy I think is skip all math unless you can answer in less than a minute and a half, it is a no brainer. also, half are actually common sense: ive gotten several wrong for not carefully reading the question, when looking back the options where almost clearly easy. This video is 1 hour long and covers 5 questions??? what? Question 5 took from 36:30 to 43:40!! more than 5min!! that makes question 5 AN INSTANT SKIP! imho you just don't have time to deal with a question that would take you 3-4 minutes to answer, if you even know how to andwer, and risk calc error, too much time and risk. so it also doesn't make sense to even study those unless you just want to know it for your professional skill..
this is really well done and explained.no time wasted
Does this make anyone else incredibly depressed? I kind of want to give up all together after this. I’ve spent hundreds on exam preps and I just don’t see the point anymore. It made me feel so defeated.
yeah sucks. 1 hr long vid for 5 questions, and 5min for question 5... just skip all math questions unless you can answer them in less than 1 min 30seconds.
So the questions in the test typically give extra information not needed? Thank you Emily I just attended your class this past Sunday.
for the question about the additional service fee, I couldn't find section 4.2.11 in the AIA B101. am I looking in the right place?
thanks for the video but ... I mean, between badly written questions, information you don't need, subjective answers, omission of critical terms in questions (cost vs expense, not the same!!!!), and the fact that maybe half of the exam is a big aptitude test instead of actually just testing the material, yeah, very bad. so the general strategy I think is skip all math unless you can answer in less than a minute and a half, it is a no brainer. also, half are actually common sense: ive gotten several wrong for not carefully reading the question, when looking back the options where almost clearly easy.
This video is 1 hour long and covers 5 questions??? what?
Question 5 took from 36:30 to 43:40!! more than 5min!!
that makes question 5 AN INSTANT SKIP! imho you just don't have time to deal with a question that would take you 3-4 minutes to answer, if you even know how to andwer, and risk calc error, too much time and risk. so it also doesn't make sense to even study those unless you just want to know it for your professional skill..