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by Mags112 » Tue Nov 22, 2011 7:09 am
So I'm 6 days away from G-Day. 2 months ago I took a first a practice exam with a terrible 430, since then I have gotten it up to a 550, which I know it is not the best score ever, but it is all I need to get into grad school with (No Ivy Leagues for me). Between now and November 28th, I'm planning on taking the GMAT prep test #2, and I'm wondering if that is enough? I'm hoping to be more relaxed about it in the next 6 days, but I feel some anxiety setting in, as I think about the possibility of making silly mistakes, and a fear of getting a score in the 400's again. Any advice?
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