Yeah, me again! I know, shocking!
Well, that English Expression was a doozy!! But the bio section was a breeze. I had lots of chances to bypass the fill-in-your-extensive-and-impressive-work-experience-or-actually-any-experience sections. Ha-ha, finished that section with time to spare. Job knowledge was solid. Essay was good, but they only grade it if the rest of the stuff is decent.
I was stress-free. But it was long. I was the only test-taker. Just me! Weird.
I topped off the test by losing my keys. Couldn't find them for a good 45 minutes. I thought I had locked them in my car. I eventually found them on the hook on the back of the bathroom door in the ladies room of the testing center.
Then it was off to pick up my kids from school. They have no clue about the test. They just wanted to bounce on the trampoline.
9 comments:
Good luck!
How long before you get the scores??? I think if you can go into a test in a stress free frame of mind you always do better. Stress fogs the brain.
Can't wait to hear your results! Glad your test day went well and keys were found. Hopefully you bounced a bit on the trampoline too!
Can't wait to hear how you did (awesome, I'm sure). Yay!
Wow, very exciting! Ditto on the can't wait to hear!
Good on you, mate! Can't wait to hear good news. Missed ya!
Your post made me go out and take the FSOT test, too. My husband took it twice and didn't make it past the QEP. I registered for the test back in October but never took the test. After reading how you took it cold I decided to see if there were any spots left to test and, sure enough, there were. So, the next day I took it! Good luck to the wives!
Very impressive. Fingers crossed for you.
Good luck!!
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