I'm planning to take the CAP Exam in Spring 2025. I hope to become more confident and prepared to take on duties in related areas such as project management. I am nervous, but I have been taking time to study a little bit each day. Even though I have over ten years of experience in the field, I know that I still have SO much to learn. Does anyone have any advice or words of wisdom they can share with those of us who are preparing to take the exam? As a side note, I believe administrative professionals are the ones that keep this world running. They are some of the most loyal, hardworking, and selfless individuals I've ever met. I'm truly honored to be a part of this profession.

Congratulations on making the decision to obtain your CAP, Jenna!  For me personally, I felt like being super familiar with the terminology helped me.  In addition to participating in a study group and my regularly scheduled study time, I also spent about 30 minutes before bed each night going through my flash cards and reviewing the terminology.  I feel like that helped me a lot.  Best of luck, Jenna.  You've got this!

Best of luck in your certification endeavors

Good luck on your certification journey!

Best wishes on your CAP certification journey!

Good luck on getting your certification.  I just received mine.  Study the terms and buy the book. Flash cards are a great tool as well. 

Best of luck to you. Way back when I took the exam, flash cards worked well for me.

Good luck on your CAP journey. I agree with the previous posts that flash cards will be incredibly helpful. There is just so much terminology. I am also participating in a study group, and I think having a large support group with which to interact will make the process even easier. Best wishes!