I have a predicament to say the least. I've been preparing for the GMAT since approximately the first week of february. My test was booked for tomorrow, April 8. However, due to a serious family incident, i havent been able to study for almost two weeks. In all the confusion, i had even forgotten to reshedule my GMAT as i should have. Regardless, my test is tomorrow and i am frightened that although i was prepared, i feel like i may have forgotten some crucial information.
Since i cannot reschedule my test without forfeiting the money, i have decided to go on and take the test tomorrow anyways (at the very least, i will gain experience writting the test in the proper testing environment, and thus wont be as nervous my second time around).
My question is, should i hope for the best and simply accept whatever score i receive? or should i choose to cancel my scores at the end of the test? i have taken 4 practice tests with the princeton review. My scores ranged from 520-600. my target is anything above 580. I am beginning to seriously doubt that i will achieve this score due to my lack of recent preparation.
What do you guys think? any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!
Since i cannot reschedule my test without forfeiting the money, i have decided to go on and take the test tomorrow anyways (at the very least, i will gain experience writting the test in the proper testing environment, and thus wont be as nervous my second time around).
My question is, should i hope for the best and simply accept whatever score i receive? or should i choose to cancel my scores at the end of the test? i have taken 4 practice tests with the princeton review. My scores ranged from 520-600. my target is anything above 580. I am beginning to seriously doubt that i will achieve this score due to my lack of recent preparation.
What do you guys think? any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!
