edit: I wrote and saved this post almost 2 months ago and completely forgot about it. But alas, it is here! Taddaaaaaa
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Took the PANCE. Passed the PANCE. I am now a certified PA :) It's oveeeerrrrrr!!!!!
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Took the PANCE. Passed the PANCE. I am now a certified PA :) It's oveeeerrrrrr!!!!!
I am thinking more about starting another blog. Things are kind of hectic right now as far as my schedule goes. I feel that if I start one I just wouldn't write in it very often again - so whats the point? I've got some ideas brewing though. As soon as I start one, I'll post the link here. Thanks for reading, and thanks for your support!!
Love,
Liz
2 comments:
Hey there!
I just randomly found your site. I was wondering how you studied for the PANCE. What books did you use?
Thanks, I appreciate the advice!
Marian
Hey Marian
I mostly used question books that also provide detailed answers. I used the AAPA book to look up anything I needed more info on as it provides a nice outline and not paragraphs upon paragraphs of info. This is the link for it:
http://www.amazon.com/Comprehensive-Certification-Recertification-Examinations-Assistants/dp/1605477265/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1302541009&sr=8-1
A good question book is Lange's Q&A, which also comes with a CD with more questions.
Good luck!
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