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I took E to mean that the students in Granville had left/went to the surrounding regions, which would explain Granville's decline and the other regions increase. Obviously that assumption didn't work in this case, but is that also a dangerous assumption to make for other questions and answers? #help
@businessgoose I would use whatever you plan on using in the exam, if you're going to use smth for noise canceling i would study that way too. Personally I use a normal Bluetooth headset that i just have turned off when I study in public! I havent taken the actual test yet, i take my first in august so i have no clue for test anxiety, but I find doing a timed drill of 5 lvl 1-3 difficulty question before i take my pts helps me get over the stress of the clock and helps to remind myself that I'll be fine during the pt. Hopefully that helps some!
It sounds counterproductive, but i would advise not thinking about it much and acting like its your first test. If you get in your head about it being the last exam and "needing" to do good, you'll most likely be so stressed out when you go to take the test that you wont be able to properly take it. Just trust the fact that you know you're capable of a 170.
I'd also say try to take your practice pts somewhere public, if you're able to. It will help you get comfortable taking pts in a strange place and hopefully that will transfer over to your actual test. Places like cafés or public libraries, etc. If you think it might be an anxiety aspect too you can also try to get testing accommodations or medication to help control the fight or flight.
@BrandonSharif the "un" attached to "un"comfortable implies not or opposite. so rather than graphing the word uncomfortable as : uncomfortable ---> /well designed, you can just graph it as /comfortable ---> /well designed. Then when you go to do the contrapositive it gives you well designed ---> comfortable.
I didn't watch the video so idk if he explains that, and this post was a few days ago so idk if this comment is even necessary, but hopefully this helps some.


LSAC cooking up ways to deliberately make the interface worse and worse each update