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Hi! I am just getting back into studying after taking a month off. I was studying for the June test, but decided to push it back to September. I feel a bit rusty. Should I get right back into taking preptests and doing drills? Any suggestions? Would really appreciate any feedback!!

Thank you

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    hildaakua158 OP
    Friday, Jul 06 2018

    Thank you! Very helpful!

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    samanthaashley92715
    Thursday, Jul 05 2018

    I would redo some of the problem sets. If you can swing it financially, upgrade your course to get access to harder questions, too.

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    ilikephilosophy993
    Wednesday, Jul 04 2018

    Do things you used to enjoy. For me, it was always untimed LG to warm-up from a long break.

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    ashleighkong22327
    Wednesday, Jul 04 2018

    Start small then go big. Drills and FP then PT! I took a break from December until May and I didn't bother taking PT 36 again since I did it before. I took my first PT this week and I spent the time before going through the CC, drilling timed/ untimed, doing problem sets, revisiting problem sets for my weaknesses (by question type), FPing, then I decided to PT when I felt ready. Good luck :)

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