I bombed my first exam. Badly. That was on May 13.
With the 16 day waiting period for a retake and my close approaching application deadline for grad school of June 15, it's becoming very unlikely I'll be able to schedule my retake at the same testing center-especially with the 50% extra time and one extra break accommodations I've been allotted.
I'm pretty positive I'll have to go to a different testing center for my retake. I even received a call from Pearson today that they are experiencing high volumes and won't be able to schedule anything for me for another two business days.
My commute will increase to 40 minutes to 1 hour for other "nearby" testing centers. I also understand that taking the exam in a different environment can affect my ability to do well as I'm not adjusted for it.
What are some tips I can keep in mind leading up to my second exam?
Thanks!
With the 16 day waiting period for a retake and my close approaching application deadline for grad school of June 15, it's becoming very unlikely I'll be able to schedule my retake at the same testing center-especially with the 50% extra time and one extra break accommodations I've been allotted.
I'm pretty positive I'll have to go to a different testing center for my retake. I even received a call from Pearson today that they are experiencing high volumes and won't be able to schedule anything for me for another two business days.
My commute will increase to 40 minutes to 1 hour for other "nearby" testing centers. I also understand that taking the exam in a different environment can affect my ability to do well as I'm not adjusted for it.
What are some tips I can keep in mind leading up to my second exam?
Thanks!
