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push nov to Jan or take both?
Hi all! I took the August exam and scored below my avg (got 150 and my PTs were 157-162)I honestly think I was burnt out and felt like I didn’t even know how to read so yeah the exam sucked. I’m currently in my senior year taking some classes with a heavy workload and started to somewhat study very lightly about a week ago for the Nov exam, I’ve taken two PTs and got a 164 and 163! I’m debating if I should move my November exam to Jan or just take both? I’m worried I’m not studying enough but then again I definitely burnt myself out for August, so just looking for some advice! Thanks!!
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If you are PT'ing in the range you'd be happy with then my thoughts are take November, and if needed take January. Maybe the break will have you fresh to crush!
@ndilmagh I agree with @Martianman Take November first, then decide on January.