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What I try and do is access the practice exams as little as possible after taking it once. I then study a full review of the study guide and extra attention to the weak areas and do it again. I find that after that, if I still have a hard time, I review the answers and study those areas again. This way I don't take the test too often and I typically score much higher on the second go round.

I test for the first time at CWNA next Friday...and I must admit as much as I have studied and the fact that I absolutely love 802.11 and 802.16, I am still having some test anxiety. I asked my daughter who is in college for advice and she said "When in doubt go with C." I said "They have choose all that apply, choose 3, etc on this one" to which she replied "Good luck!! It is a good thing you can take it more than once if you have to Dad! Haha!" :( GULP!! Haha.