Is this a good study time frame?

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Hey everyone,
I have just scheduled my 801 & 802 exams through Pearson VUE. I will be taking them mid December. I will be studying with Mike Meyers All In One guide. My question is: Will two months and 3 days be enough time for me to study if I read at least 2 chapters everyday?
I have just scheduled my 801 & 802 exams through Pearson VUE. I will be taking them mid December. I will be studying with Mike Meyers All In One guide. My question is: Will two months and 3 days be enough time for me to study if I read at least 2 chapters everyday?
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Expect to begin WGU: BS IT: concentration undecided in Dec 2012.
In progress: A+ (2012 edition).
Complete: 3 semesters of underclass undergrad.
If you get behind schedule reading Meyers, perhaps you should consider reading the Authorized Exam Cram by Prowse, weighing in at about 60% of the length. The general consensus is that Prowse's Cram is suitable for people with some background knowledge (e.g., work experience), whereas Meyers takes a ground-up approach suitable for complete novices. I've read that Meyers covers material well beyond what is found on the test, which certainly is a good thing to be aware of... unless you're in a time crunch.
But, if I had to guess, considering your prior experience, I'd say that at a rate of 18 pages per day (which is approximately the pace you'll need to stay on to read Meyers' 1200 pages by your test date), you shouldn't have trouble falling behind.
I hope that helps some.
Expect to begin WGU: BS IT: concentration undecided in Dec 2012.
In progress: A+ (2012 edition).
Complete: 3 semesters of underclass undergrad.
The consensus about Meyers' All-in-One is that it contains non-essential information that is beneficial for people serious about their careers and for complete novices to ground themselves first. If you find yourself behind schedule, it wouldn't hurt to skip the non-essential material. Probably having the official A+ objective sheet handy will let you know what is safe to skim or pass over.
Another option if you find yourself behind schedule is to use the well-regarded Exam Cram book by Prowse, which weighs in at ~60% of the page count of Meyers' tome. The consensus on Amazon is that Prowse is more focused on the exam and that it's suitable for people with some experience under their belt like yourself. Still, it is very thorough (with 650 pages and plenty of illustrations), so you aren't short-changing yourself or just rotely memorizing facts.
Expect to begin WGU: BS IT: concentration undecided in Dec 2012.
In progress: A+ (2012 edition).
Complete: 3 semesters of underclass undergrad.
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