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erpadmin wrote: » Well ABV1 has been slain! I wrote the good stuff right here:http://www.techexams.net/forums/windows-7-exams/71307-70-680-passed.html JMJ, as I said in that post, you really were right...but I could not break 800, let alone get 900. I spent a good hour, hour and 15 maybe on that exam making sure I was comfortable with my answers. I'm also having signature issues and I will contact about it at a later time... In about two weeks, I'll be taking the 70-643...I was studying for that earlier, but all of those 680 failures spooked me. I'm pretty confident about the 643 and 647. I can't believe it really is almost over!! I'm gonna rest now and enjoy some DS9.
jmasterj206 wrote: » A pass is a pass. Congrats on getting it done. I figured you wouldn't have too much trouble with it. It is not looking too good for me getting done this semester. Work has been a nightmare and the 70-642 fails aren't helping. if I end up not getting done this semester I may just change tracks and do the EA instead of the SA.
Psoasman wrote: » Did my intake interview yesterday, all set for a December 1 start.
Thxlbx wrote: » Finally got my final task graded for LET1. Passed all of my Taskstream tasks on the first try for this term, so I am pleased about that. All done for term 2. Term 3 starts off with 70-680 and Project + on Nov. 1st. My mentor has already hooked me up with the study tools, so I am going to get started on some of them this week. For those of you who have done Project +, can it be done in a month to six weeks? Am thinking I am going to study the 70-680 from now till the end of the year and take the cert in Jan. Would like to finish off Proj + and maybe fit in one more class while studying for the Windows cert. Thoughts?
spiderjericho wrote: » Because I was interested in WGU and was misinformed about the compTIA cert-renewal policy (not realizing it only applied to the big three), I literally crammed for the exam in four days (three days to read the Sybex book, one day to review using the practice test included on the CD) and passed with a 7 something. I had 0 project management experience. I'd say the biggest thing is getting familiar with the terminology and the different formulas. You really should be fine for two to three weeks. Read a chapter a day, do review questions, maybe make flash/note cards. It's just like any compTIA test. From what I read, it looks like the Windows exam is the difficult one.
RIP_Leroi wrote: » Greetings, I am in my 1st term at WGU and have completed 20 credits thus far. I am looking for student experiences with WSV1. I took WFV1 and passed the exam with 79/85 without reading or studying any material. I have done web design in the past, but it's been a few years, so I don't know a lot of the newer tags and/or standards. Is WSV1 much more difficult than WFV1?
Psoasman wrote: » Good luck on the 646!
drew726 wrote: » I got two portfolios and a flash drive. I'm not sure if the flash drive was a gift though. I passed my 70-646 today with a score of 770.
veritas_libertas wrote: » How was the 646? Congratz...
erpadmin wrote: » My gifts since I've been at WGU The Student Welcome Kit (I LOVE my coffee mug!) 2 x $50 Amazon Cards 4 Binders and Pens (really stylish looking at meetings) 1 4GB flash drive and a $25 gift certificate for purchase of one WGU hoodie. When it took over a month to send me one, they rushed one to me and my original one was sent to me as well...so I got two hoodies!
drew726 wrote: » It went by pretty quick even though it would have been nice if I did a little better, but whatever, a pass is a pass. The new mentor they assigned me is so much better than my old one. He approves stuff and adds things to the AAV within 24 hours. He also doesn't forget to call me every other week. I'm not sure if this is normal or my old mentor was terrible; She quit the job without a 2 weeks notice.
petedude wrote: » Lucky b@$^@#d! Two hoodies, even. And I didn't get a welcome kit, but I'm a transfer student.
Excellent1 wrote: » Last time I talked to my mentor, she mentioned that she has well over 100 students. That's pretty crazy, considering the amount of calls / emails that must be. If they keep spreading the mentors that thin, I'm sure more of them will be pulling the eject handle.
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