Hi Joz, i don't think you Verbal and Quant scores are relative, probably there is a slight lack of focus by the time you start Verbal. Though i am no expert, but i would suggest taking a number of tests, maybe 2 tests a day and then spend time analyzing the mistakes, i.e, check if the questions you got wrong were because of carelessness on your part or lack of concept. I don't think postponing test dates really solves the problem since you are very close to the idea hit range, I suggest you take 2 tests a day for approximately 4 - 5 days, average the Quant and Verbal Scaled score and that should be your actual skill level. This should help you to build your confidence and do better on the real test.
The majority of my mistakes seem to occur in SC. I have the Manhattan guide and have been diligently trying to correct this problem over the past few days. I've also added another practice test score from last weekend. I need to make a decision in the next few days regarding cancelling.money9111 wrote:Have you pinpointed areas in Verbal that you get wrong the most?
Trust your instincts Joz. It sounds like you are really hesitant. Do you think it's simple cold feet, or do you think you're not giving yourself a fair chance yet? Think about, and if you do postpone, consider finding a study buddy for Verbal. Working through mistakes aloud with a sounding board really works for me.joz wrote:Well, my test is next Saturday, so today is my last day to postpone. Still confused on what to do....
