All Forum Posts by: Ti Jackson

Originally posted by @Che Chiu Wong:

Originally posted by @Ti Jackson:

Thank you for the positivity!!!! I take my exam today at 12:30 I will update !! Praying that I pass !! 

Originally posted by @Che Chiu Wong:

@Ti Jackson

 Best of luck on your exam.  Don't worry. The state exam is usually easier than the school exam. (based on personal experience).

 Best of luck. Keep us posted.

Originally posted by @Che Chiu Wong:

@Ti Jackson

 Best of luck on your exam.  Don't worry. The state exam is usually easier than the school exam. (based on personal experience).

Originally posted by @Keith Belzner:

Hi @Ti Jackson

 First congratulations and you will do well.

  Where did you attend classes or did you do it online? What are your thoughts of the program you attended? Just asking because I'm going to sign up within the next few weeks myself and not sure if i want to do online or a classroom.

really distracted when taking test. But I thank you for your great advice. Many individuals have given me good test taking tips which I will apply today when I take my exam! Just pray for me lol 

Originally posted by @Account Closed:

It's been a million years since I took the exam in WA state.  Just take your time, and don't be freaked out when you see people leaving and you're nowhere near done.  Just tell yourself those are the people who probably just gave up - as opposed to thinking they zipped through it and it means you are slower, dumber, whatever.

I'm a very slow test-taker, but I have always passed difficult tests on my first try - including a very difficult exam given by the bar for first year law students in CA.  I'm not brilliant, but I study like crazy and I take a deep breath, and I move slowly and meticulously through a test.

If you aren't sure of a question, make a light mark next to it and move on to the next question.  Come back to it if you have time at the end.

For multiple choice, trust your first instinct and don't second guess yourself!  Don't over-think it.  I was horrible at multiple choice exams until a professor took me aside and told me that I knew the answers, but was over-thinking the questions, and to just go with my first, gut response.  From then on, I did well on them.

So, take your time, when you see people leaving ahead of you, tell yourself those are the people who won't pass (hey, even if it's a Jedi mind-trick, who cares?), if you are stumped on a question don't waste time on it - move on, and go with your first instinct on a multiple choice question.  And if you've done your studying, like you say you have, you will pass.

I won't even say good luck, because I know you'll pass :-)

Originally posted by @Allen Thomas:

The best advice I can think to give you is to take your time and read ALL of the answers, even if you think you see the correct one as choice A or B. Here in GA some questions require the BEST answer, especially the ones that are ethics related. Good luck, it sounds like you have your stuff together! 

Originally posted by @Eric Z.:

. Do two mock exams one week before the exam, treat them like the real thing. If you get 70% on both you will pass
. If you below 70 but close, Use the last week to review your mistakes. You will still likely pass.
. If you score below 60 on both, reschedule the exam or study really hard during that last week.
. The test exams are hard than real ones.
. You will encounter question you don't know the answers, guess in the following order:
- avoid absolute words like any, never.
- choose between choices that has opposite meanings.
- avoid the terms you never heard of
- choose the longest answer

Good luck.

Originally posted by @JOAN DICKIE:

Disclosure, I'm with KW.  With KW, you have a lower takeout, but you pay for almost all your expenses.  There is generally no company advertising, as KW is big on associates building their own brand (within state limits).  The KW market centers that I have been with don't give out any leads, so if that is important to you, you might check out other brokerages.  I like the general concept of KW, however, each market center is different, so, talk to some associates there to get their opinion of team leader and other admins.

Good luck!

Originally posted by @Shawn Mcenteer:

I switched from a popular brokerage in my area to join KW.  Education and structure is top of the line.  Payment structure is awesome as well.  I highly recommend KW.  Happy to help answer any questions you may have, best of luck.

Originally posted by @Walter Davis:

Good luck! I'm sure you'll do fine. You're well prepared and you have a great attitude.

-wish me luck!

Originally posted by @Shawn Mcenteer:

My advice is take your time.  I specifically remember taking the exam and about mid way through zoning out just kind of zipping through it.  Still passed but I am always curious to know what my score was, unfortunately in my state if you get about a 70% you pass but they do not tell you what your score is.  If you fail then they tell you your score.