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Very frustrated, 6 days and counting..what am I doing wrong?

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by Kernal Sanders » Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:44 pm
To the forum:

I am at my wits. I have completed OG 12 and 6 practice exams from Manhattan (over the course of 1 month). I am consistently scoring in the 500-540 range. Stronger in verbal than math. With 6 days left, what would you recommend that I do in order to boost my score to 600? Or perhaps this is not attainable w/o the assistance of an outside resource?

I honestly feel that I have not progressed. Can't seem to crack this test under simulation. When I look back at my results, many of my errors are ignorant mistakes at best (constant theme). In addition, it seems I am also buckling under timing conditions, usually rushing 15 or so questions towards the end. I am not spending nearly enough time towards the latter portion of the exam vs. the start.

Feedback and suggestions from the field are appreciated. Will take the real exam next Sat afternoon. I am determined to beat this thing. Goal is around a 600-620.

KS
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