Studying tips?

[Sean88gt]

Immerse yourself and be consistent with it.

[Pro88LX]

My friends in the insurance industry said that their managers immediately told them to forget everything they learned for the test right after they passed it because it doesn't really apply to the industry.

yea thats what they told me. but i just had a call from the business devlopment director for a mortgage company who is interested in speaking to me, so i am probably going to check that out.

oh yeah...what insurance exam you taking?

Property and casualty.

[MutherjuggZ]

So, I quit my job selling Hondas last month to pursue other ventures. I am currently studying to get licensed to sell insurance, and i haven't had to study anything in almost 10 years lol. Needless to say its wearing my brain out quick. Anyone have some helpful things that you do to help you study, and absorb the material? Also maybe some things or habits that keep you focused? I go to the library for 4-8 hours a day to study because when at home, i'm either watching tv, doing chores, or on here and never get anything done. Sorry for the long post.

Thanks in advance!

Chris

PS im still cool with all of the managers up at the Honda store, so if anyone needs anything let me know.

You need someone that understands the material / subject to study with, to help relay the info to you not only visual via books/materials, but audible as well and they can also put things into laymans term to help the material stick

[bonnie&clyde]

what she is trying to say is that she will write all the stuff you need on her boobs and you can try and learn them from there lol j/k juggs

[Cannon88]

i just read a page and then put a cigarette out on the tip of my cock. it seems to sear the info in. it is how my dad potty trained me.

Holy fuck...

Excellent response, I am dying over here!

[MutherjuggZ]

what she is trying to say is that she will write all the stuff you need on her boobs and you can try and learn them from there lol j/k juggs

Hey, it's Christmas and I was looking into part time work!

[8mpg]

yea thats what they told me. but i just had a call from the business devlopment director for a mortgage company who is interested in speaking to me, so i am probably going to check that out.





Property and casualty.

Oh...that one is easy. You could take the Kaplan class. Its boring as hell, but you really do learn the info. Its 3 eight hour days.

[jdgregory84]

I'm sure this has already been mentioned but adderral will actually make studying fun. You'll learn something new and think "Oh shit, this is the most interesting stuff in the world."

[black2002ls]

Repetition. Also, i typically studied with some music kinda quiet in the back ground that would keep me relaxed, often times some pink floyd.

As for the osmosis....doesn't that require water?

[LS1Goat]

1. Study by rote. (I say that by a fixed routine and schedule everyday. This promotes study discipline.)
2. Using Mnemonics can be an excellent learning tool.
3. Make yourself index flash cards and have someone quiz you using the cards.
4. Study in an environment with least distraction as possible.
5 Word rhymes and repetition. That's why we can remember TV commercial jingles so well. Whether we want to or not.

[JimD]

i just read a page and then put a cigarette out on the tip of my cock. It seems to sear the info in. It is how my dad potty trained me.

lmfao!

[BP]

Everyone is different. Personally I'd just read through the material thoroughly, pausing and rereading anything that I thought was important. Then the day of any exam I'd blast through everything again just as a refresher.

I've also found that just about anything I type out is hard to forget. You are actively producing the material and reading it back at the same time. You should retain more of it than if merely reading it.

[Hmbre97]