I was so nervous going into this but thanks to the community's great advice I squeaked at a pass. Now on to take Network. Hopefully I'll be back here posting in about 4 weeks.
If anyone's curious what I used. I watched all of Jason Dion's videos and used his practice exams on udemy and I listen to professor messer's videos whenever I was driving.
I take my Security+ exam tomorrow, and I'm definitely feeling nervous, but I think I'm ready. I completed my final practice exam today and scored a 93. Previously, I had been scoring between 82 and 86, so this is my highest score so far. It is also the first time I truly slowed down and treated the practice test like the real exam, which clearly made a difference.
I've been studying for about five weeks, and I currently work as a Network Consultant / Help Desk Level 2 at an MSP. That experience has helped a lot, especially with understanding real-world scenarios.
This is part of a bigger plan for me. I am starting at WGU next year to pursue my bachelor’s degree, and my goal this year is to build as much momentum as possible. I plan to earn Security+, Network+, ITIL 4, Linux Essentials, Project+, Data+, CySA+, and PenTest+, while also completing general education courses through Study.com all before starting WGU.
I am saving Network+ for later since I expect it to come more naturally with my current role, but for now I am focused on finishing strong with Security+.
Any last-minute advice before the exam would be appreciated.