Soooo score are in and I made a 166, which I am so proud of and cannot WAIT to apply with.
My question is as far as T-14s go who is worth applying to and who isn't? My GPA is around a 3.7 and most of these schools don't have that as a median, but I feel like there's still a decent chance for me. Any advice?
Anyone have a good way to remember how to diagram/translate unless statements? I still trip up on those.
Proctors: 4 proctors per room, one reading, 2 pacing
Facilities:new testing center used for other large tests ie accoutning
What kind of room: room with no windows, well lit
How many in the room:12
Desks: tables 4x2' ish?
Left-handed accommodation: own table so not necessary
Noise levels:minimal, except for proctors (note later)
Parking: easy
Time elapsed from arrival to test: 4.5 hrs
Irregularities or mishaps:none really
Other comments: the proctor wore the most obnoxiously loud shoes and often lingered around you while testing. I understand this is required, but it got bad enough to where multiple people considered saying something
Would you take the test here again? I am in december
Date[s] of Exam[s]: Sept 2017
Did anyone remember one of the LR questions that was like "which is the LEAST likely to be disproved/rejected/something like that"? Please say that was experimental bc I've never seen a question like that
Hey yall!
So in the past two weeks I went from scoring 21 average right per section to less than 14 and I have no idea what gives. I'm obviously mega stressed as my test is Tuesday (mine was moved due to accommodations). Any advice on how to keep my head up? It's really a struggle and I'm becoming really scared
I was the same way. I scored a 157 first go and received accommodations for my social anxiety and went up 10 points so I completely understand what you’re going through. Don’t get too much in your head, just focus on what you know you can do and kill your next test. And I also wrote about the conditions that gave me accommodations (not necessarily receiving accomadtions itself) in my diversity statement/addendum, so maybe do that too to explain the score jump