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Hey everyone,
Newbie here, probably should have been more active here BEFORE I actually took the test. Anyway, I took it yesterday and got a respectable 660.
What disappointed me however was my math score, which is supposed to be my strong side. What screwed me up was my timing. Spent too much time on some questions early on and that threw my whole game off. Had to guess the last 5 and rush many more.
Anyway, I have my sights on either Wake Forest or UNC-Chapel Hill, and to be sure to get in I will probably need to re-do the test. What is the best way to prepare for it? This time I only used Princeton and OG 11. I really didn't study more than 5 hrs a week for 2 months. Although I did all the problems in OG 11 I am unsure how much I actually learned from it, maybe cause I didn't do an error log.
What would you guys recommend I do for the next one (Except study more) - what books would compliment what I already have and what techniques might help?
Thanks a lot.
Newbie here, probably should have been more active here BEFORE I actually took the test. Anyway, I took it yesterday and got a respectable 660.
What disappointed me however was my math score, which is supposed to be my strong side. What screwed me up was my timing. Spent too much time on some questions early on and that threw my whole game off. Had to guess the last 5 and rush many more.
Anyway, I have my sights on either Wake Forest or UNC-Chapel Hill, and to be sure to get in I will probably need to re-do the test. What is the best way to prepare for it? This time I only used Princeton and OG 11. I really didn't study more than 5 hrs a week for 2 months. Although I did all the problems in OG 11 I am unsure how much I actually learned from it, maybe cause I didn't do an error log.
What would you guys recommend I do for the next one (Except study more) - what books would compliment what I already have and what techniques might help?
Thanks a lot.
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