NCE Exam Prep 2024 | EZPrep 4+

This app (and equally so the accompanying podcast, Passing the Counseling NCE Exam) helped me refresh, learn, and practice to pass the NCE. The NCE has 400 questions in two 200 question blocks. If you string a bunch of these practice exams togethers, it can help practice sitting and doing question after question after question when you’re sitting for the official one.

I really like how this app gamified the studying process. The little badges to earn were fun. I also appreciated the “learn” mode with concise explanations of the correct answer. It gave me a place to explore/review when I didn’t understand other options or terms.

I don’t think it’s enough on its own, but this and the podcast is how I did almost all of my studying.

Hi Veronica! Thank you so much for letting us know you enjoyed the app! We're really excited you found the exam simulator and the badges helpful! Thanks again!

I graduated two years ago and failed my first and second attempt by one point each time. I used this app for the first time in July, along with another study aid. This app had more and different questions on it, which challenged me. I passed my exam on July 26th by seven points. I highly recommend this app. The only thing I would recommend is allowing the usage of the app on multiple devices. Luckily I downloaded it to my tablet, which is what is mainly use when I study. It would have been nice to use it on my cell phone as well.

Congratulations on passing! That's a huge accomplishment and we're really happy we were able to be a small part of it! Actually, the app is available on all of your different devices, as long as it's the same Apple account! We will make sure we make that better known and easier to do, so thank you for letting us know! And once again, thank you for recommending the app and congratulations!

It’s great to just sit and take test for studying. In that aspect, it’s perfect. However, the functionality of the app is pretty poor.

First off, there is no multidevice congruency. My subscription covers both iPad and cellphone apps but when I get on my iPad to study, it doesn’t have the same saved notes and previously missed questions that I would like to see from my cellphone.

Secondly, there is no notification option. I would like to set a schedule of notifications that remind me throughout the day to pause and take a short quiz. You can just set alarms on your phone but it would be nice to have the app itself alert you and be ready when you click the notification.

Third, other than clicking a quiz and rolling with it, there’s no other options for how to study or timed sessions. Like others, I study best when I use the pomodoro technique. If this app is being used for studying purposes, why not integrate one of the most popular ways of doing it?

Let us set timers and notifications. Then this app would easily be five stars. As is, it’s just lacks some of the major functions I would expect from this type of app.

Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know what you think of the app and to offer suggestions! It's incredibly important for us to continue improving our study app and hearing what would be most useful is invaluable. If you're interested, we would love to offer you a gift card to hear any further ideas or suggestions you would like to see! Please reach out to us at support@eztestprep.com

To answer a few of your concerns, we are currently developing a customizable study notification feature that will allow you to change the frequency of your notifications. Currently we send a study reminder if you miss a streak day, but understand you would want a more granular option.

For device congruency, this was a decision we intentionally made unfortunately. For this to work, you would need to create a full profile (including email, passwords, username, etc.). We believe the ease of not having to create that outweighs shared analytics.

Finally, we would love to hear more about your idea of studying with timers. We currently use a question based goal method, but understand wanting a timed based method as well. Once again, we'd love to hear from you to explore this idea further. And thank you for taking the time to help us improve.