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11 Nov 2007, 23:14
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I think everyone covered many of the silly mistakes I have made over and over again. Instead of going over common math/verbal errors, let me say a few things about stress management. I recently took the GMAT and should NOT have done the following because I got psyched out.
1. Do NOT Drink coffee (or minimize)- your heart rate will naturally go up on test date, coffee makes someone like me gittery.
2. Do not talk to other people during breaks because they might say something about the last section that will put thoughts into your head and kill your confidence....try to avoid people (esp. ones you know) and stay focused
3. Bring a timer to time your breaks becuase you want to get as many minutes as possible without being paranoid that you need to go back as soon as you return from the bathroom
4. Do not think about all the people you have to answer to once you are done with the test - it only adds pressure
5. Eat sugary stuff in between breaks to give yourself a boost.
1. Do NOT Drink coffee (or minimize)- your heart rate will naturally go up on test date, coffee makes someone like me gittery.
2. Do not talk to other people during breaks because they might say something about the last section that will put thoughts into your head and kill your confidence....try to avoid people (esp. ones you know) and stay focused
3. Bring a timer to time your breaks becuase you want to get as many minutes as possible without being paranoid that you need to go back as soon as you return from the bathroom
4. Do not think about all the people you have to answer to once you are done with the test - it only adds pressure
5. Eat sugary stuff in between breaks to give yourself a boost.
12 Nov 2007, 07:45
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aliensoybean
wow...
just worrying about not doing the things on this list will cause more stress than actually doing them. Just go to the test center and take the test.
12 Nov 2007, 14:38
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I agree with all but the last one...don't load up on sugar. It can raise your blood sugar quickly, then drop it and you'll crash mentally and physically. Much better snacks for breaks are apples, bananas, granola bars, protein bars (assuming you're used to them...they can upset your stomach if you eat them too much), peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Don't eat junk. Eat brain food. Eggs with fruit and a slice of toast for breakfast is also a good way to start.
