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04 Feb 2010, 09:59
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ok. my test is 8am on the 11th so i got ~ 1week left. i will take advice not to do "anything" on Wednesday and will probably sleep earlier than usual to get to the site since it is 1 hour away. So basically i have 6 days left to make an impact on my 1st official score. I have done 15 of the club math tests and 1 verbal. Have just recently finished princeton 1012 questions... So should I just keep going at the tests here (got 9 math and 4 verbal left) or should i go "back to basics" and review all the subject books (mgmat) books i have? I also have 1 diagnostic test from the official gmat left which i might take last but i am not sure...... Any suggestions for point of attack these last few days? thanks!
04 Feb 2010, 10:10
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There are a few posts around here on the subject, I will try to consolidate them in the next week and put out as a sticky (though that wont help you 
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But I would say 2 main things:
- Polish the strategies - VERY important. Just pick the approach and stick to it; don't variate, change, jump or deviate.
- Take a few CATS
You are right about taking it easy on the last day. I actually took a full GMAT practice test at the same time I would have taken my real one and that was good but then took it easy the rest of the day. You won't be able to fall asleep easily, but don't worry - nobody does, so don't panic if you only get 4-5 hrs of sleep.
)But I would say 2 main things:
- Polish the strategies - VERY important. Just pick the approach and stick to it; don't variate, change, jump or deviate.
- Take a few CATS
You are right about taking it easy on the last day. I actually took a full GMAT practice test at the same time I would have taken my real one and that was good but then took it easy the rest of the day. You won't be able to fall asleep easily, but don't worry - nobody does, so don't panic if you only get 4-5 hrs of sleep.
04 Feb 2010, 10:22
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Here you go: test-day-warm-up-78595.html?view-post=591364#p591364
If you are on this forum trying to get the best score possible, its likely that you arent shooting for some 4th tier nobody school and are a fairly driven person. Most of my life has been focused on measuring my aptitude- be it through test scores or grades or degrees or success on consulting projects. Its only natural to feel depressed if you believe you havent lived up to your potential, which is what (you believe) the score is saying.
. Any last minute help/suggestions? 
