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Hello,
I have been lurking around on gmatclub for a little while now. Recently I completed a Veritas Prep course (Saturday classes) and ever since have been heads down studying, so far I have taken 3 practice tests. 2 Veritas Prep tests and 1 GMAT Prep test. My 2 Veritas Prep's scored around the 600 range, and my GMAT Prep was well below to a point where I am reconsidering my actual exam date (Next weekend). I did all 3 tests in a span of 6 days, of which the last 2 were back to back in the evenings. My goal was to get as close if not above 700.
Am I doing too many tests in such a short period of time? Given my tight deadline I see no other choice. Is it a good idea to take the test anyway to gauge how it really feels and to sign up for another at a future date? Does personal tutoring help, I feel like I need the additional attention, I work full time and there simply isn't enough time in the day during the week...also I have been out of uni for over 7 years now.
My most pressing question though is, how do I stay positive? I am literally sacrificing everything in my day, no gym, no tv, no more outings or visiting family, last night I skipped dinner after my test because I felt broken
I have been lurking around on gmatclub for a little while now. Recently I completed a Veritas Prep course (Saturday classes) and ever since have been heads down studying, so far I have taken 3 practice tests. 2 Veritas Prep tests and 1 GMAT Prep test. My 2 Veritas Prep's scored around the 600 range, and my GMAT Prep was well below to a point where I am reconsidering my actual exam date (Next weekend). I did all 3 tests in a span of 6 days, of which the last 2 were back to back in the evenings. My goal was to get as close if not above 700.
Am I doing too many tests in such a short period of time? Given my tight deadline I see no other choice. Is it a good idea to take the test anyway to gauge how it really feels and to sign up for another at a future date? Does personal tutoring help, I feel like I need the additional attention, I work full time and there simply isn't enough time in the day during the week...also I have been out of uni for over 7 years now.
My most pressing question though is, how do I stay positive? I am literally sacrificing everything in my day, no gym, no tv, no more outings or visiting family, last night I skipped dinner after my test because I felt broken
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