Lots of info but not helpful
Research confirms memory works best when study conditions are the same as conditions when recall is needed. The EPPP is a multiple choice exam but this app uses hundreds of Q/A cards to test your knowledge. I don’t need to memorize all these things, I just need to be able to differentiate the correct answer from a list of options.
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Good for learning but shouldn’t be your only guide
The format is great for memorization and for applying knowledge to situational questions, but some of the information is incorrect. It’s a great addition to other, more carefully edited (more expensive) study guides. Update: I passed! I was consistently getting 65-70% right on this app, so I was worried, but I got a 690 on the actual exam, despite the fact that there was a lot on there that I’d never seen before and lots of questions where I was guessing between 2 good answers. So this app definitely helped and was worth the money. Good luck everyone!
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Worth it!
This app was essential for my studying. I used it on-the-go and during weekends where I wasn’t sitting down with the rest of my materials. It covers all the major sections and topics and I specifically loved how you can save flash cards you struggle getting correct and dispose of flash cards that you have down. 👍🏽 Buy it!
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Very Useful for 2019 EPPP
At the recommendation of a colleague I purchased this app to study for the EPPP. I kept meticulous track of my study habits and can report the following:
I got a 688 on my first attempt after 173 hours of total study prep time. 56% of that time was spent using this app, 27% using a 2-year-old set of prep books, and 16% reading the DSM-5 or other misc. studying. This was very relevant to my overall prep and I would highly recommend. I would also recommend supplementing w/ some individual study/review and/or some of the prep books from the last few years.
Good Luck!
I got a 688 on my first attempt after 173 hours of total study prep time. 56% of that time was spent using this app, 27% using a 2-year-old set of prep books, and 16% reading the DSM-5 or other misc. studying. This was very relevant to my overall prep and I would highly recommend. I would also recommend supplementing w/ some individual study/review and/or some of the prep books from the last few years.
Good Luck!
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Doesn’t fit my learning style
I found that I do not use this app at all. It doesn’t allow to make a choice when deciding what the answer might be like some other multiple choice apps. EPPP pocket prep is what I would recommend for anyone who wants to simulate the actual multiple choice test question and answer format. I gave it 3 stars because I think for some this method might be useful. Good luck to all who are studying for the EPPP.
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