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4pm test time. should i reschedule to 12pm a week later?

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by hutch27 » Wed May 22, 2013 7:29 am
I'm taking the test in 8 days, at 4pm. Would rescheduling it for a week later to get a test time at 12pm be worth it?

Do any people that have taken the exam have experience on what time is best? I've read it varies from individual to individual but some advice would help.

I'm not a morning person (I hate waking up before 9am) so I thought 4pm would be good. But now i'm thinking that it's too late in the day. And also what would i do from the time i wake up til the time of my test?

Should i just reschedule for a week later?
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu May 23, 2013 5:31 am
This is ultimately your call. Tough to say what your energy level will look like. Go with your gut...
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