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When to utilize Question Bank? How?
WhimsicalWillow
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Help. I am working through the CC and I completed the MP and MSS sections and saw the tutorial on using the question bank.
-When should I start using the question bank? I worry about burning through questions.
-How do you recommend using the question bank to drill or keep things fresh? I’m very lost.
-Should I be printing out the questions?
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Hm idk. I think the most common recommended method is to take a PT, maybe starting at 36. Keep track of questions types missed and drill from1-35 for the days between the next week you take your PT.
Personally, I never drilled haha and just went from PT 1 up cuz I had more time than the normal student. Worked for me and its helping me PT at my goal score!