So I just got my APRP results back last week and I finally passed on my second try. First attempt I scored a 71 and needed a 75, which was honestly devastating after three months of prep. The thing that tripped me up was the claims management and salvage sections — I kept underestimating how deep they go on subrogation procedures.
What made the difference this time was finding a solid APRP practice test that actually matched the question style on the real exam. Multiple choice wording on this certification is sneaky — they love "except" and "most likely" phrasing that can flip your answer if you're not paying attention. I also completely rebuilt my approach using a structured study guide instead of just reading the AICPCU material cover to cover like I did the first time.
Anyone else prepping right now? Happy to share my week-by-week breakdown. My biggest exam tip would be to not skip the total loss valuation content — at least 8-10 questions touched that area when I sat for it.