Thomas,
Good Luck tomorrow and congratulations on the perseverance to get this
thing done.

Some Specific suggestions:
Read the question and answer only the question.  Don't try and add scope -
if you do  the ultimate solution will be deeper and more detailed than
what was asked for.
Write the response to the question in the correct format.  The case study
will tell you how they want the answer structured.  Make that your first
task after reading the complete case.  Outline the structure and fill in
the blanks.
Determine what the audience for the answer is .  Don't try and impress
with specific detailed technology or acronym's if the targeted audience
won't get it.  Start with general concepts and then based on the audience
drill down into it.
Don't get hung up in grammar/spelling while you write.  Leave time at the
end for editing but don't let in bog your writing flow down with worry.  I
really do think that most graders are looking for content and structure vs
impeccable language arts.


General Suggestions:
You should be finished studying- If you don't know it now cramming won't
help.
Get a good nights sleep
Get to the test site early so you aren't stressed
Eat a Cheeseburger and your favorite beverage to get your body fueled (See
archived listserv reasons why)
Don't get to worked up - IT'S ONLY A TEST

Hope this helps and good luck to ALL the candidates this week

Steve Petersen CRM
Sr. Records Administrator
Rockwell Collins Inc
319.295.5244

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