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Exam in 2 Weeks..80 Points from my Target...

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by Ahodge24 » Mon May 07, 2012 10:36 am
My last 3 exams:
April 8: 510
April 22: 550
May 5: 530

With math I am realizing that I know the concepts being tested (When i review the exam I am shocked with the answer explanation because I understand the material)...I have a difficult time translating the question stem at times and honing in on what's being asked.

Verbal: SC is dead on. At most I get 3 or 4 wrong on average per test. Not bad. My weakest area is Reading Comp. I've been struggling with this for a while. Critical Reasoning is mediocre. I need advice in boosting my Reading Comp % because that's where I can do the most damage on Verbal (the answers are right there)...

My exam is May 22. I've increased my score from a 440 to a 550 over the course of 2 months (possibly even 1.5 months). I am looking to break a 620/630.

What are some strategies I should focus on during these next couple of weeks?
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