Well... I've logged a little over 320 since December/January. Given I have vacation from work the week of the exam, I should be good for another 40-50.
probably around 30-40. traveling for work which is going to hurt.
with 320+50 you should ace this thing!! question: if you fail, would you retake next year having put in the time?
also, of the 320 hours, were you really studying (read: face in books) that whole time? I think we all study differently (with respect to concentration or how easily distracted we may get). There is no way I could do 300+ hours.
jmac01 Wrote:
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> probably around 30-40. traveling for work which
> is going to hurt.
>
> with 320+50 you should ace this thing!! question:
> if you fail, would you retake next year having put
> in the time?
>
> also, of the 320 hours, were you really studying
> (read: face in books) that whole time? I think we
> all study differently (with respect to
> concentration or how easily distracted we may
> get). There is no way I could do 300+ hours.
The 320 I quoted is "face in the books" study time. I am pretty anal about tracking the amount of hours I study. Not because I think there is a magic number that needs to be hit to ensure passing, but it keeps me motivated and on track. Throughout the work week I study 1 hour in the morning prior to work, 1 hour at lunch and usually 1-2 at night. I tend to log 6 total hours on the weekend. Compound that schedule from December to June and you come out around 375 hours.
The way I keep track is pretty easy. When I start studying I jot down the time and when I finish I jot down the time. Then plop it into an excel sheet and sum.
This is my first attempt at level II (passed Level I in June 09), so yeah, I would retake, but I sure hope I'm not faced with that decision.
Compared to others on the board, I'm average in terms of the hours I've logged. Others claim to have logged 500+ so far.
发表于 2011-7-13 13:28
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