u/MsUnk0wn

Since I already knew C201 would be scenario-based rather than vocabulary-based, I studied some Quizlets that other students found helpful and the questions at the end of the textbooks. I did not just memorize the right answers. I used ChatGPT to help me break the question down, spot patterns, ask for study tips, etc.

I thought, since other students have shared their experiences of not passing C201 on the first try, I wouldn’t be too emotional if I did not pass the first time, but I was wrong. I beat myself up, I feel like, if I didn't go back and second-guess myself on a few questions, I would have passed 🥲

When I first started D432, I was overwhelmed and didn't know how I was going to retain all the information I needed in 8 weeks. Well, I'm here to tell you it's possible. What I did was read all the chapters and take the practice quizzes.

Reading the chapters and doing the practice quizzes did help me, but I honestly feel that if I had taken the PA first and then asked Chat to break down the questions and answers, I still would have passed the OA. I noticed on the OA that I was basically being asked the same questions, just with different wording.

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