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Old August 26th 05, 01:40 AM
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
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Matt Barrow wrote:
I wonder what the average time is hours wise and calendar wise. Correlation
to shorter calendar time and hours?

Started lessons on June 16th, passed review on September 9th - 84 days, 46.5
hours. Took ground school concurrently, passed written on August 8th.
Longest gap - six days.



I started in late October and finished in mid February... about three and a half
months. If anything, the winter weather slowed me down.



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