Those who took Course 3...

[tesla_styx]

Please share:

1) Number of attempts.

2) Hours studied on each attempt.

3) Study material used on each attempt.

4) Scores on each attempt.

Thanks in advance for your help.

[Fo Shizzle]

1) Number of attempts. 2

2) Hours studied on each attempt. 300 1st attempt, 230 2nd attempt

3) Study material used on each attempt.
1st attempt: Ramanthan's on-line course, CSM
2nd attempt: How to Pass, Mahler's Notes

4) Scores on each attempt.
1st attempt: 3
2nd attempt: not sure but guessing a 7

Thanks in advance for your help.

[Daisy]

2 attempts:

first time: @250 hrs - Batten and Georgia STate seminar notes - got a 4
second time: over 500hrs Batten and Mahler
grade - 10

Batten and Mahler are the way to go for Course 3.

[Gus]

1)1

2)300 or so

3)Seminar with Batton and Daniel (I read about 2 pages of actual material)

4)6

[ASA_Woman]

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[treyso]

Took it twice. Didn't really put in the effort first time around. Only focused on Life Con part.

Passed last time around. Used Mahler notes and went to Batten's seminar for Life Con. Put in 250 hrs. Those 2 guys make it easy.

Got a 2, then a 7.

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[NY_Ranger]

1) 1

2)410

3) Batton/Mahler NEAS Seminar

4) 8

[Alya]

Please share:

1) 2

2) 200 + 250

3) 1st try: HTP + class notes; 2nd try: Mahler notes + Batten set of problems (GSU seminar)

4) 3, 7

[M.]

Passed first try after studying about 300 hours.

Used Batten and Actex mostly. I thought Actex did a good job of explaining the material. Batten forces you to think very analytically about the material.

Looked through the required readings, but not thoroughly.

Scored a 9.

[mikey]

Please share:

1) 1
2) Around 300, give or take, plus college work a few years back.
3) Actex, and I use the texts more than it seems most people do.
4) 8