u/West_Preference_5085

First, my thanks for responses to my last post. I decided to postpone the test while I switch from the Chapple videos/book to Dr. David, and try to fully prepare for the exam.

Here's my question: Is there any reason to read the final chapter in the Chapple study guide (ch. 9, International Privacy Regulation). It does not seem to fit within any of the Domains, so I thought this was one I could potentially skip.

Thoughts?

Pricing information for WDW from January through October 2027.

Background: I gave myself 45 days to study for the CIPP/US and I am scheduled to take it next Saturday (in 9 days). I watched the Chapple videos on LinkedIn and I am reading the book (1.5 chapters to go). I take the assessments at the end of each chapter and I created a set of flashcards on Quizlet. Starting this weekend, I will finish the Chapple book and turn to flash cards, my outline, and three practice tests I bought.

My Question/Concern: I am reading the chapter on state laws (Domain V), which make up 17-21 questions on the exam. I feel like I am drowning in information and, come test day, I will have absolutely no idea about differences between laws in California and Virginia, for example. If you have an approach to preparing for the state privacy law questions, or you have any words of reassurance, I sure would like to hear from you.

Apologies for the long post. I appreciate your replies.