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State Licensed Exam
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VictoriaFinn
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I'm preparing to take my licensing exam as well. Some on this forum have mentioned learnappraising.com . They supposedly offer state/exam appropriate practice questions. Good luck
Jonah
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That is the only source I used and passed the first time about 2 weeks ago. Good luck.
Susan Klimaszewski
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I used compucram and passed the 1st try.
teh l33t
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If you payed attention and actually READ in your core classes, there is no need to take a cram course. Just make sure and bring your calculator 
There was a lot of math on my license exam and quite a few questions about sections/townships and so on. I just got finished passing the cert. exam and there was way less math and way more commercial stuff. Anyways, good luck! Don't stress over it, it is a 3-4 hour test but it isn't rocket science.
There was a lot of math on my license exam and quite a few questions about sections/townships and so on. I just got finished passing the cert. exam and there was way less math and way more commercial stuff. Anyways, good luck! Don't stress over it, it is a 3-4 hour test but it isn't rocket science.
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VictoriaFinn
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Took and passed the licensing exam friday. There was a lot more statistics BS than I've had in ANY of the core classes. Now, I prepare for the Certification exam. I'm thinking of taking it in Jan, after the holidays are over.
Mike Plumlee
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Just passed my L exam today. I used CompuCram as a study and test practice tool and it was fine. The biggest thing though is to just go back and re-read the original Principles, Procedures, and USPAP books again.
Now if I could just trade someone for 1,000 more hours I'd be good to go.
Workbox is right though. The L is a dime a dozen and the CR is definitely the next target. I'm a firm believer that a year or so from now, the L won't mean anything.
Now if I could just trade someone for 1,000 more hours I'd be good to go.
Workbox is right though. The L is a dime a dozen and the CR is definitely the next target. I'm a firm believer that a year or so from now, the L won't mean anything.
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