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by wontforgetdis » Mon Oct 20, 2008 12:54 pm
So,
My story is prob not typical. ( Im that guy)
I started this mission 4 years out of my BS ( haven't studied anything since)
First exam was a kaplan CD test -510
Then I took Veritas Prep Full course, took it lightly I didnt do the homework each week I payed attention In class but was distracted by a few females. ;)
Class was May08-June I didnt take any exams during.
In September I got my act together and started prepping for my Oct 10 test date.
Went hardcore for 3 weeks 6-7 hours a day doing homework from veritas, going over lecture, doing the Flashcards( which helped alot!) and about 14 practice exams ( ARCO 800 score all veritas etc)
On the exams The first 10 or so were just quant and verbal no essays.
I found myself running out of time on quant almost every time. Doing mostly better on quant than verbal.
Test Date Verbal score Quant score Total score
VeritasPrep 2008-09-05 24 38 550 delete
Thomson/ARCO 2008-09-15 26 37 540 delete
800score 2008-09-20 33 32 530 delete
Thomson/ARCO 2008-09-23 29 39 570 delete
VeritasPrep 2008-09-29 20 37 520 delete
800score 2008-09-30 36 31 550 delete
VeritasPrep 2008-10-02 30 34 550 delete
Thomson/ARCO 2008-10-05 31 39 590 delete


Sorry if that formatted wrong but its a sample log of my exams.
****So for timing issues I tried an arco test with no time limit I would pause the exam and It did not improve my score.

The last exams I was doing 1/2 essays to help with stamina.

Test Day- I went the day before to get to know the center, took the test at 4:30 im not a morning person. But for my 2nd attempt I may go a little early

Did the essays, I psyched myself out bc i had memorized templates for each essay. After doing the first I had thought I had used the wrong template as I assumed somehow I got the argument question first. ( Which I think its always the same order can someone clarify that)

So first 10 I was a little shaken went to restrom ate a snack came back for Quant.
Tried to focus on the first 7 questions
around 5 It got really hard, panicked took too much time worked out long ways to problems.
I think i have a hard time recognizing the easy way to answer questions. I know theres a easy way to do it but I go for the long time consuming ways when panicking .

This ate up my time.
Noticed quesitons 11-15 were easy. Was allways thinking I got the one before wrong etc.
15-20 were harder.
20- 25 were ok didnt know but I was running out of time.
the last questions. I literaly had 5 min to do so They looked really simple!! but I had to guess as I know Its worse if i dont finish.
Literally last question was 15 seconds.
At this point I was sweating.
Got up left room ate snack tried to clear my mind spoke to front desk. Right before I had to use the restroom. Came back and the proctor couldnt find my name on the computer took her about a min
came back and I had gone over my break 11min.
Wasn't panicking bc I normally have to much time on verbal. I did the verbal was numb. I cant tell if its hard or easy.
Finished exam
Crossed my fingers
and 520
Verbal 31
Quant 30

How do I overcome timing issues.? How do I get better recognition of the problem. I know I have pritty bad test anxiety.
But It seems I look at it and the solution doesn't jump out.

Really need help. going to retake it mid november.
What should I work on now.
In the meantime Im going to finish all the veritas problems.
I have all the books in PDF og etc.
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by bekkilyn » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:24 pm
For timing, you will have to train yourself to just let go of a question that's taking too long and move on. If you're not extremely close to the answer in 2 minutes (as in you will be clicking on that answer in the next few seconds), then just guess, and keep going. I'd even say if you have absolutely no clue how to do a problem in the first few seconds, move on and use the additional time on a longer problem that you know how to do.

And don't forget to spend a couple of moments and breathe. Helps a lot with the panicking. :)

Hang in there and keep practicing!
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