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05 Apr 2010, 06:46
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5 days till saturday for my 2nd attempt! I have taken pretty much all the CATs i have now and am focusing more on topics refreshers. I recently took the CR from the OG verbal book and got 4/82 wrong which is nice especially many of the questions were so long ago (~5months) i couldn't "cheat" and recall the answers. RC i am kinda skipping since it is more passage specific... I am thinking of focusing more of my time on SC and Math now. I have been getting 47-48s on math CATs now so should i study less on math and more on the types of questions wrong or just go over everything to be sure? Any last minute prep suggestions? I really want my 2nd one to be great so i dont have to go through this again! My verbal has been mid 30s on CATs and i know i have improved since my 28 from the official exam but i am not sure if that can get me to the magical number though..
05 Apr 2010, 08:22
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Congratulations on the big day coming up 
Usually this is the time to review your error log and go through questions you have missed in the past. If you have anything marked or printed out - do that.
Another suggestion is to go through the areas that need the most attention and re-read the chapters on CR/SC/etc (or whatever is the weakest).
Finally, take a test the day before.
Usually this is the time to review your error log and go through questions you have missed in the past. If you have anything marked or printed out - do that.
Another suggestion is to go through the areas that need the most attention and re-read the chapters on CR/SC/etc (or whatever is the weakest).
Finally, take a test the day before.
05 Apr 2010, 09:43
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yeah i will check the logs and go back to some questions. I also came across the 1000 SC site from somebody mentioning it here so have been working on that as well. Math i cant pinpoint 100% because i get some of those "weird" questions wrong - like the one where they ask how many squares you can make in a coordinate system...
