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by bpolley00 » Mon Apr 08, 2013 6:15 pm
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Remember, they aren't necessarily tricks, it is more about figuring out how the exam works.

@basso25

Glad to hear you have enjoyed my posts. I think honestly knocking out the 650 feels good in that if I take the test again the stress and pressure is almost gone as I already have a decent score. In my mind, it makes the test more of a challenge and something I am doing for fun rather than something to worry about or to stress over. Therefore, I think it is almost advantageous to take it again. Thank you for the kinds words. You sound like a bright guy, I am sure you will do quite well. Good Luck and keep me/ the rest of the forum posted on how your test goes.

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by basso25@ » Tue Apr 09, 2013 8:59 am
will do - thanks.
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by bpolley00 » Mon Apr 15, 2013 3:24 pm
Score report came in AWA: 5.5. IR: 6. Kind of disappointed as I thought IR went better, but given that I didn't allocate too much time to studying either sections I guess it is to be expected. Giving the test another go in a month and a half hopefully I'll have a debrief of a 700+.
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