Profile For JOSHUA W.

Man, you're dead on. Unfortunately, I realized it too late last summer.

I'll be hittin the book harder I guess! Thanks for your time sir.

Last time I made a push to get my CDL, I had studied up enough (or so I thought) to go take the tests at the DMV. I was enrolled at a private school, was acing all the online tests (including the tests here) consistently and passing the school's paper tests also, which were the same version as the DMV. However, when it came time to sit down and take the test, lots of questions were unfamiliar to me.

After failing twice on the general knowledge, I went back and looked at the manual. Sure as the sun will rise, that info in the questions was in there. Just not on any of the tests I'd taken! I was so irritated.

Thanks for bearing with me here! So, my question is this. Besides making my own questions, etc, are their any other options for practice tests? What techniques have yall used to get past that permit test?!

THANK YOU!

Steve,

Thanks very much for putting the time in to create these detailed posts. SO appreciated.

I wanted to comment on the vids they made you watch.

Once upon a time, I worked for the MSP Intl Airport. That's in the Twin Cities. I got a job as a fueler and to make damn sure we got the point about safety, we were required to view photos of a man who was sucked through a 737's engine. BRUTAL! Some of these places are relentless when it comes to safety, but I take your position in viewing it as a positive thing.

Hope things are going splendid with TMC! They're on of my top choices along with Roehl and Crete.

Hi Brian,

I'm strongly considering Century's program, so naturally, I'm glad to see a blog about it. Thanks for the time and effort you're putting in aside from your other responsibilities to give those interested a transparent view of the school.