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The ARRT VI Exam is Terrible!

The ARRT VI Exam is Terrible!

Just took it this morning.

It was, hands down, the hardest test I've ever taken (and that includes micro/macro economics and the general registry). So many questions took forever to figure out, and I second guessed myself on even the easy stuff. Like I had a moment where even something super basic I learned in the first month of training had me wondering of I really knew the answer or if I was really dumb and didn't read the question correctly!

Literally no single book/practice test package could have prepared me. These are just the books used (Gigi included for scale) to study! Not shown are the insane amount of practice tests on Exam Edge, the Vascular Interventional Society practice test, and the ASRT Vascular-Interventional Essentials Series (the most expensive out of everything btw).

Plus, I could not calm down the entire test! I hobestly wish I could have worn a heart rate monitor to record it, pretty sure I had higher rates than I get in spin class.

Thankfully, I passed and I never have to do that again (CQR doesn't count as a real test IMHO).

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