How often can you take a Series 6 exam?
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- What is Series 6..?\n- I never took.\n----------
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You should start taking the SATs in the 11th (junior year) grade. You can take as many times as possible. They usually take your highest averages from each section. It is valid for atleast six years since the date taken. I think they are out of 2400 points but i am not sure. I took the OLD SATs. You can register for it two ways... either by mail or through the internet. i would prefer using the internet because when you register they keep all of you SAT info on the net and it can only be accessed by YOU.
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6 mo. before.  Buy a book on it and use it to practice.
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I would realistically decide how many hours a day I can study.  I would then divide that time into 50 minutes intervals.  I would take a 10 minute mental break every 50 minutes to get up and stretch.  I would try not to think of the big whole task as that would be over-whelming.  I would pretend that success or failure was not in taking the test but in studying the required amount of time.  To discipline my self in the study time I would have a timer.  I would also set up a simple spreadsheet where I could check the box for every time period I studied.
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Six hours is too much. One or two hours reviewing the days lessons, and previewing the next days is enough.  Too much can cause mental shut down.\nYes, I think that the US are getting relaxed in their education requirements.  I work at a community college and the young people coming to us from High School, are not even prepared for entry level English, math or reading.  It's very sad.  Even the children who were in so-called *advanced* classes.  Our community college system is talking about reducing the requirements for entry.  I'm sorry, but I think that we should stick to them, or increase them, and challenge the schools to do better.
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I took 5 highers and had to spend whole year studying to bloody pass them!!!! I would recommend taking 1 easy subject to free your mind from all the hard work. English isn't very demanding as its more what you know, you can't really study that much for it. Goodluck!!!!! i'm on maternity leave right now!
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i could not be specific about how many times, but this curiosity will continue till the end of final in Sunday 9 July 2006.\n\nmate, why do you so pissed off by people asking this question again and again? people get this opportunity only once in about 1460 days in their life!
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Take it again, it doesn't matter that you failed twice I failed twice also and passed on the third attempt.... Third time luck so they say... I knew I'd fail the first one as I took it early after about 4 lesson on purpose as I'm not very confident in exams or tests I get very nervous....\n\nOn the second attempt I failed due to the instructor being a very stricked instructor and a very dificult examiner.... \n\nOn the third attempt I thought I'd failed as I made an error early and then relaxed because I thought I'd failed and when I got back I answered the questions and he told me I'd passed.... \n\nSo you never know.... I took mine in the UK so as far as I'm concerned it doesn't matter where you take your test or how many times you take it as long as you learn by the last mistake of where you went wrong then it'll help towards your next attempt....\n\nFingers crossed you'll get through the next one.... Good luck....
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Yes why not.YOu can take as many times as you can.
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Find out what areas you are weak at and concentrate in those areas. Also, you can take the exam 3 times. Spread them out over a period of time. You will get better.  Get planty of rest and eat a light breakfast before the exam.
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yes you should use it. but be care full maybe limit the docege to about 5 times a day.
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only about 5 or 6 times a day
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well the Irish ones are all to do with the Ireland that isn't part of the UK - I can't explain them for you sorry as I don't know anything about it\n\nGCSE's are exams that all pupils in Year 11 of secondary school in the United Kingdom take. The minimum you can take is 9 subjects or 10 I can't remember (I'm doing 13) but some people that can't cope can only take like 5 (this normally applies for people with learning problems, it's not very common to only take 5 GCSE's).\n\nThen, if you pass in 5 or more of your GCSE's (a pass is a C or above) then you can go to sixth form where you do your A levels. Also I think you can do A levels in college too. Anyway, the first year of A levels, you do AS level exams which count towards the overall mark of your A levels. At AS you can take maximum 5 subjects but most people opt for 4. \nThen in year 13 you do the A level exams, and you can drop 2 subjects from your AS if you've taken 5 AS's or you can drop 1 if you've taken 4 As's. but you can do 4 subjects at A level (that's the maximum) if you feel you can cope with but, but again, loads of people opt for 3 which is the minimum. A levels then are used to get into universities.\n\nthat all happens in secondary schools in the UK\n\nI don't know about any of the others sorry
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I think that you can take them when ever. Usually you take them in your Jr or early your senior year of hs. That's the level that the test is designed for.
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It depends on :\n1. the material\n2. your understanding of it\n3. how you study ( either you read things or write them)\n\nI would say read your material twice and if you doubt something use writing. It would take you a maximum of 3 days if the material is really big and you did not study all the time. Good luck in your big big exam:)
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Using one of the earlier answerer's formulas, and assuming 4 times a week since age 16, that would make it 6,448 times so far for me.\n\nAnd it hasn't gotten old yet!
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I imagine they are as hard as getting the life, health and insurance license. I didn't take any classes for that, but I do know that if you don't pass the test the first time for the series 7 or 63, when you reschedule the next test, the next test will not be the same as the original test you took. No matter what, they are not easy and are not meant to be easy.