mdn61999

what do you mean later steps ???

i'm all the way in Nebraska. Let me know if you have any questions. The hardest part of studying is knowing where to start.

All my notes are from the Sladyk book. I honestly have really random notes, they are topic based, nothing in great details. Let me know what state you live in.

I have two books, and lots of notes.

I'm not sure what type of study techniques are right for you. But, I am used to cram and spit. Sladyk covers most of the medical part, but I know that my weakness in taking standardized test is knowing what they want. I use Sladyk to review and Johnson to understand what type of answers NBCOT wants. I don't recommend 2 weeks for anyone else, but I was able to pull it off. To me, it's all about how you study for it. Let me know how you plan to study for it, and I'll see if I can help.

I passed my OTR exam last week using my resources, let me know if you want them... I'll also give you an advice on how I studied for the test. M.N. OTD (OTR/L)(as soon as I get my registration back)

I use the Sladyk AND the Johnson book and both of them almost guarantee that you'll pass the test (I mean this literally, the Johnson book actually said guarantee to pass)... I studied using these two books. I started with the Sladyk book, and went through EVERY question, write all the choices down, then corresponding content. I didn't really use this book as a prep test, I used it as an outline. (Yes, the whole book). I still have these two books, let me know if you want them...

Took mine on 2/9/08, and I passed it. I am just waiting for my registration to be completed. Anyone interested in my test materials, please let me know since I don't need it anymore. I have two books that helped me passed, and it took me 2 weeks to study for it ( 6-8 hours a day of studying). If you want my materials or have questions regarding studying strategies, let me know. M. N. OTD, OTR/L ( as soon as I receive my registration :rolleyes:)