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by zagcollins » Mon Jul 21, 2008 7:12 am
hi guys,
test on 2nd august..nervous cus math is proving to be the bane of my existence...M looking@ purchasing the Manhattan Series (except geometry)...What I'd love to know is: IS it useful? dun wanna spend 26$*4 (already have the Equations, Inequalities, book on me) for no reason...Please lemme know ASAP...guzzling tension every minute here...
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by Stacey Koprince » Mon Jul 21, 2008 10:55 am
I won't comment directly on whether our books are useful (obviously, I think they are, and just as obviously, I have a major conflict of interest with that opinion!), but I just want to mention: we're about 2 weeks before your test date and you're thinking of ordering a bunch of new books right now. You may need more time. I generally don't like to tell people to postpone because I think most people just get nervous or use the ability to postpone as an excuse to procrastinate (I know I would totally procrastinate if I didn't actually like taking these tests!). But, in this case, a postponement could be warranted.

Just something to think about. As long as you do it more than one week in advance, you get to apply most of the fee you've already paid to the next test date. If you do it within 7 days, I think you lose the entire fee and have to pay again.
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