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22 May 2007, 11:59
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I never took it but for people who have, has it helped your studying abilities? concentration during the test? does it give an unfair advantage?
just throwing it out there for discussion.
just throwing it out there for discussion.
22 May 2007, 12:27
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dont worry about that. to be honest i thought a lot about whether i should try to get a prescription for it, if only for a few more points on the test. i think i am a bit add, but also ocd.
eventually i found i could do just fine without it, and got a 780 on the actual thing. dont get hung up about it, just keep studying
eventually i found i could do just fine without it, and got a 780 on the actual thing. dont get hung up about it, just keep studying
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Adderall is a prescription drug, which means it's illegal to use it if you don't have an Rx for it. Aside from that, it does not do anything for you if you don't have ADHD. It's a stimulant, and if you don't have ADHD, it will just hype you up. The ADHD brain works differently, and stimulants help it focus.
Not to mention there are side effects that can be scary, such as muscle tremors. A family member of mine has ADHD and has tried a number of different meds to get the right med and the right dose, and developed a wicked muscle tremor after using Adderall. He switched to something else a month ago and still has a slight tremor. Do NOT mess with this stuff.
Don't cheat to get your desired score. STUDY for the GMAT and take it honestly. There are far better ways to improve your concentration, including eating more protein and fewer carbs, especially on test day.
Not to mention there are side effects that can be scary, such as muscle tremors. A family member of mine has ADHD and has tried a number of different meds to get the right med and the right dose, and developed a wicked muscle tremor after using Adderall. He switched to something else a month ago and still has a slight tremor. Do NOT mess with this stuff.
Don't cheat to get your desired score. STUDY for the GMAT and take it honestly. There are far better ways to improve your concentration, including eating more protein and fewer carbs, especially on test day.
