Getting Out of Your Head to Take the Test

taylorann-1 · September 2019

Hi everyone. I’ve been studying for a few months now and while I think I have achieved general improvement, I am absolutely tanking my practice tests still. I think it’s from general anxiety around taking it but I have no clue how to get out of my head and focus. I know I have learned a lot and I do pretty well on individual practice sections but the whole test is my issue I just freeze and lose focus. Any advice?

cooljon525-1-1 · September 2019

Is the freezing and losing focus due to anxiety or due to the long length of practice tests (aka stamina)? I would slowly build to a 5 section practice test. You say you do well when you just take 1 section so try 2 sections out for a while. If you're doing well on that then go to 3 sections and then keep going.

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