Reminder: More Materials Does Not Equal Better Studying
When it comes to getting extra help with the exam, there are many different options out there! A common issue that I see is students being too quick to purchase large programs and ending up in a program that doesn't fit their individual needs. Here are my tips for picking a service that is best for you:
-Assess your needs. If your need is to have accountability, a study guide might not be the best for you. If you need to work on your own schedule, a live course might not be best for for you!
-Make sure that you have gone through the material you already have. You want to take advantage of the material you already have from your internship and school. I recommend to also purchase the Inman and Pocket Prep at baseline as well.
-Test out the tutor's teaching style to know it works for you. Most tutors have free classes (my Sunday 8p Facebook lives). Or just buy 1 class to test it out. Seeing reviews from other students can also help you to get a sense of if that tutor would be a good fit for you.
-Know what is included in the package you are buying. If it is a recorded course can you watch it more than once, how long do you have assess to it? For live classes, do you get a copy of the slides, is there time for Q/A. For private, is there in-between support, what resources are provided. (Just a few examples)
I share these tips with you because my goal is to make sure that if you choose to work with me that you are put in the correct course. While I love all of my offerings, they each work for different types of students and I want to make sure you are in the right program for you! Be sure to check out all of my offerings on my website and fill out a contact form to set up a free discovery call if you aren't sure which program best fits your needs!
Interested in learning more about my programs? Check out my website for a full list of services from live group classes to 1:1 to recorded course programs.
Student Review of the Week!
"The 1:1 tutoring sessions with Dana were one of the best parts of the program, she really helped me assess where I was at and decide where to focus. After all the practice assignments, tutoring sessions, recorded courses, Wednesday night classes, and Pocket Prep practice tests, I found the exam to be much easier than I expected.” -Laura, RD (Score 31)
Upcoming Small Group Classes: Wednesday at 8p EST
Practice Math Questions 7/6 8-9:30p EST:
"If math is a trouble area, this is the course for you! We will spend 90 minute doing doing practice math questions from domains 3 and 4. Don't miss the best deal by purchasing both the live class and the discount Math Bootcamp with Option #2! The course includes 2 equation review lessons, a recording of the live class, homework assignment and study guides."
$20 TPN Review 7/13-9p EST: “If you didn't get much TPN experience in your internship and what to feel comfortable with both the topic and math don't miss out on this class! As a CNSC RD, this is one of my favorite topic to teach. We will review the entire topic and how to answer the questions on TPN, including the math!”
Early sign up is recommended as classes are limited to 15 students. There is a $5 late fee for registration after 6pEST on the day of the course. Extra bonus of the review classes is that they come with 50% off coupon for the recorded course version (please note practice question classes are only live). Email me at danajfryernutrition@gmail.com to register! Space is limited to 15 students for each class, unless otherwise noted. Can't make it to a live class? Check out my extensive recorded course options!
Don't forget to check out my Podcast, Dietetics with Dana on Spotify and Apple Podcast.
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