If you remember the answers, then think about why each wrong answer is wrong. The exams test your thinking, so it is worthwhile to retake practice exams again, even if you may recognize the content. The practice exams are quite predictive unless you have a breakdown or panic while testing, like I did for my second attempt. My scores were almost identical to the actual exam scores. I cannot stress enough how important the practice exams are. The second and third times I studied alone. By my third attempt, I knew the content, so I focused on taking practice exams. Once I developed a skill set, I began taking practice exams. I learned content starting at a grade 11 level for life sciences. Then I filled in what to do the other days by working backwards from the practice test dates. I started by including days to take practice tests. Overall study approachįrom day one, I started by using an Excel sheet to write what to do every day. For my third attempt, I studied 6-7 days per week for 4 hours per day. For my first and second attempts, I studied 5 days per week for 7-8 hours a day for four months.
For my last and most successful attempt, I studied for one month. Time spent preparing: For my first and second attempts, I studied all summer, which was four months. Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior: 130Ĭritical Analysis and Reasoning Skills: 128 Major: Life sciences Minor: Biochemistryīiological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems: 129Ĭhemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems: 129 Undergraduate institution: McMaster University, Canada and currently getting my master’s degree in Health Research Methodology at McMaster University
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