Hi all, I am here to report good news.  I have passed my 7.  Thank you to all for your help.

Well done! Now get after the 66!

Congratulations!

What was your score? How did your actual score compare to all those Fire solutions finals?

hey guys.

I passed my 7 today with an 87%.

My average exam scores from Fire Solutions was an average of 85%.

I thought my actual Series 7 exam was harder than the Fire Solutions exams.

With that said, I still hate Fire Solutions and would not recommend them to anyone. If I had spent as mucht time as I did studying, but with a different provider, I probably would've scored above 90%.

Now please tell the class what the difference between a 72 and a 97 is? Let me help you.. Nothing at all. Don't be that person bragging that you got a high score, it's a bad look and just means you studied too much and lost time prospecting clients.

Im not bragging about my score. I trying to state that Fire Solutions is not the best material.

Let me say it another way. Let's say I got a 70% and failed, I would've said...  "If I had put in the same amount of time studying but used a different material other than Fire Solutions, I probably would've passed."

How am I suppose to prospect clients when I am not licensed? Please tell me because I would love to do so...

Just because you are licensed does not mean you can't build social relationships with people.  I'm not talking about conducting a full on meeting to determine planning and tolerance, more of becoming "known" to people that down the road you may want to work with.  You can be the smartest person in the world, but if a person doesn't like you they won't buy a thing from you.

NeedToPass, I did not see your statement about 87% as bragging.  However, I can see how some people might interpret the part about getting over 90% as a little too much information, so too speak.  I don't see it that way, though.

alphasnail:

yes, i've been doing that before when I first got hired. I've just been "marketing" myself.

Anyways, moving forward... I've started studying with the Training Consultants material for the 66. I like how they've trimmed all the fat compared to Fire Solutions. The manual is less than half as thick as Fire Solutions.

I think it is a non linear program and it is very frustrating that the media is not comprehensive.

The actual CCIE examination is greater than merely a normal several choice or even created examination. Along with which component can be a intense 8 hr research examination. http://www.certsquare.com/braindumps/PMI-001.php

I am currently studying for my Series 7, thinking about taking it in about a month and a half. I think I am spending way to much trying to memorize every single detail. I spent the last 2 weeks (on and off) reading the municipla securities chapter. Of course, I know it represents a lot of the exam but am I overthinking it??? I am using the Kaplan book, audio and practice tests. My collegues say I should spend more time doing practice exams rather than studying the book over and over.

I am currently studying for my Series 7, thinking about taking it in about a month and a half. I think I am spending way to much trying to memorize every single detail. I spent the last 2 weeks (on and off) reading the municipla securities chapter. Of course, I know it represents a lot of the exam but am I overthinking it??? I am using the Kaplan book, audio and practice tests. My collegues say I should spend more time doing practice exams rather than studying the book over and over.

You should be reading the book and doing questions. You should not rely more on answering questions because you will likely not see those questions on the test.

Mike
http://www.series7examtutor.com

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