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Go over some last minute things but more importantly, GET SOME SLEEP. Sleep is highly underrated but is a MUST before taking a test.
At this point, there isn't must you can improve but as long as you go in there well rested and with a good attitude, you should be able to perform to the best of your capacity.
well can you at least try to change the appointment to the 9!!! Gosh you should be relaxing not now not trying to improve! It is recommended to take the test only when you average few points above what you need. I am not trying to scare you or anything. Sadly, this is the reality. I would highly advice you to relax your mind and do not stress. Good luck
Do a couple drills and then relax. Go into it with the mindset that you already have the ability to get a 155. Gaslight yourself into believing it. Your mindset is powerful!