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I took my test on Saturday and scored a 680 90% (Q 44 74%, V 39 83%)
I wish my math score could have been a little higher, but I'm feeling good about my score and feel it is sufficient.
I was actually shocked at how easy the math was - I had no comb/perm questions. A few hard geometry questions and some multiple range questions, which seemed very odd. I have to say that the test was VERY similar to PowerPrep tests.
What made the test hard was the calculations, not the content. As I was taking the test I knew the questions were easy and if I wasn't stressed out of my mind I would get them right. No matter how hard you study nothing can prepare you for the stress/panic of any actual test.
I thought verbal was pretty easy. A few difficult CR but nothing really different.
I'd be happy to answer any questions...
I wish my math score could have been a little higher, but I'm feeling good about my score and feel it is sufficient.
I was actually shocked at how easy the math was - I had no comb/perm questions. A few hard geometry questions and some multiple range questions, which seemed very odd. I have to say that the test was VERY similar to PowerPrep tests.
What made the test hard was the calculations, not the content. As I was taking the test I knew the questions were easy and if I wasn't stressed out of my mind I would get them right. No matter how hard you study nothing can prepare you for the stress/panic of any actual test.
I thought verbal was pretty easy. A few difficult CR but nothing really different.
I'd be happy to answer any questions...
