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(@matt-salcedo)
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I am a SIT and taking the exam in October.?ÿ I am looking for someone who recently passed the Texas exam to help study with,?ÿ myself and another person are willing to pay for help. This will be my 4th time sitting for exam and the other his 1st. We both are in the Dallas area.

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Posted : May 9, 2020 5:42 pm
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It has been over 30yrs so my information about the present test would be dated. One thing that is never dated is the goal to pass the test and how to study for and be prepared come test day.

Whatever area that you are failing in, spend time every day or as often as possible and do the work, the math, the science, the analytical problem, the law, the court cases over and over until you can understand the question faster and do the paperwork faster.

Repetition, repetition, repetition, etc

Don't set anywhere near anyone you know and a place up front amongst the first few rows would be preferable and don't look up until you are finished and have looked it over after finishing.

It may be a 4-hour test and I can say by knowing it doesn't necessarily take that long. I walked out 1st among over 400 people after two hours and that was after I had double-checked my math and spelling twice.

good luck

 
Posted : May 9, 2020 10:06 pm
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Have you checked here:

https://www.tsps.org/page/studygroups

If you've taken it 3 times you know what is on the test so practice on your speed and test taking skills. Most folks in your situation know the material but struggle with the "test" environment. Trust your gut and your first response to questions.

 
Posted : May 10, 2020 4:50 am
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Personal opinion. If you fail to pass the test in 3 tries you should be required to add more education to your experience before being allowed 3 more chances.

However, survering is not a lottery.

Paul in PA, a curmudgeon

 
Posted : May 10, 2020 8:22 am
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@paul-in-pa

I reckon that the OP's post is an appeal for some personal tutoring. Is that not education?

 
Posted : May 11, 2020 6:54 am
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Posted by: @matt-salcedo

I am a SIT and taking the exam in October.?ÿ I am looking for someone who recently passed the Texas exam to help study with,?ÿ myself and another person are willing to pay for help. This will be my 4th time sitting for exam and the other his 1st. We both are in the Dallas area.

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Respond if you can help.

Hi Matt, Did you take the exam last week?

What did you think about it? How hard do you think it was compared to the other times you've taken it?

Thanks!

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Posted : October 20, 2020 11:35 pm