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by zagcollins » Thu Jun 26, 2008 3:01 am
Hi Guys,

I am a newbie to this community...My test is on the 19th of July...Just scored a 510 on PR....Feeling terribly low and dunno what2 do...My aim is to score a 650.....But that seems totally unrealistic....Any suggestions?? :(
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by VP_Tatiana » Fri Jul 11, 2008 7:30 am
Hi Zag,

How is your final week of studying shaping up? The 19th is coming up fast, and I hope all is well.

Jumping from 510 to 650 in 4 weeks is certainly possible. I have seen people jump by this amount by coming through a prep class (6 hours a week of class, 6 hours a week of homework, 7 weeks). That's 84 hours of test prep. So, concievably you might be able to see a similar jump with 21 hours a week of studying over 4 weeks. The key is having a class or having materials (and good self motivation) that can teach you the fundamentals, familiarity with problem format, and tips and tricks.

I'd love to hear an update; I'm sure others as well would love to help give you advice for your last week.

Best wishes,

Tatiana
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