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I read 2 books for 1st exam,,,,, did not study for 2nd exam (experimental
year), studied some for 3rd exam and drove myself crazy. Scored roughly the
same each year. My biggest problem is reading too much into question, or
wondering why they left x,y & z out of the history because I need to know
all that to answer the question :-) So practice questions were useful to
me.
If you practice as an LC, read JHL, go to some conferences and keep up with
Lactnet :-) I don't think you need to study :-) Pat in SNJ
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