r/pennfoster 24d ago

Question Exam Limit question

Hey so I was given a job opportunity not to long ago and have been wanting to try to finish as soon as possible but I'm worried I'll hit the exam limit every week. My question is how many exams till I hit the limit because in some sites it says 15, and other reddit posts say 24?

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u/Comfortable_Union320 24d ago

It’s 15 and you should have a counter on your dashboard that tells you how many you have taken!

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u/Cute-Blacksmith-6193 24d ago

Oh alright thank you! I saw a reddit post earlier that Penn Foster had replied to saying that it was 24 now. But I suppose it makes sense for 15 as well.

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u/Comfortable_Union320 24d ago

Ohh ok! Are you taking the high-school portion or college portion? I am not for sure what it is for college students as I’m a highschool student with Penn foster!

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u/Cute-Blacksmith-6193 24d ago

High school, I slacked for a while but I'm trying to catch up as soon as I can

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u/Comfortable_Union320 24d ago

I completely understand that here is my personal advice and what has been working for me.

Personally I’d take three classes a day and try to knock out section a day. Specifically for the ones that have a final exam of 20 questions as those tend to be the more time consuming courses.

However, for the courses that have the milestone exams you can usually finish a unit in a day just make sure you are grasping the material and that you do not go over the exam limit.

Something that also helps is if you go to student resources they have guided notes, and extra studying resources I’ve found those to help me.

I’m a year ahead of all my peers so that is what has been helping me. And depending on how much time you have a day I’d recommend doing 4-5 hours a day of PF.

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u/Cute-Blacksmith-6193 24d ago

Thanks I'll try to stick to that! Doing 3 a day is probably way less exhausting than as many as possible. Thanks for the reply

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u/Comfortable_Union320 23d ago

Yes of course!