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Mentally Prepare Yourself for Some Ups and Downs on the GMAT | Short Video Tip

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by Scott@TargetTestPrep » Thu Sep 08, 2022 9:21 am
Mentally Prepare Yourself for Some Ups and Downs on the GMAT

Think of the GMAT as a long journey. As with all journeys, expect to encounter some ups and downs. To quote Mary Schmich from the Chicago Tribune, “Sometimes you’re ahead. Sometimes you’re behind. The race is long….” Take the time to prepare yourself mentally for this fact.

Don’t get overly excited when you recognize concepts and questions. Similarly, and more importantly, don’t be waylaid when you hit some rough patches during the test. Instead, stay level and focused. Be cool, calm, and confident.

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