Interpreting a retake

2RARE2CARE · December 2015

Quick question, took 3/4 of prep test 53 before I realized I was so burnt out and needed a break in general. Did both LR sections and LG, never graded it or looked at the answers. A month later I took it and got a 171. I'm in the 160s generally speaking and I have above average memory. How should I interpret this? Thanks.

GSU Hopeful · December 2015

@2RARE2CARE With a grain of salt.... Retakes are still useful because you can always learn something new. But, it shouldn't be about the score with a retake as much as it is new learning.

Pacifico · December 2015

@2RARE2CARE said:
How should I interpret this?

Don't. Just focus on the learning process.

2RARE2CARE · December 2015

Thanks brothas.

nicole.hopkins · December 2015

@Pacifico said:
Don't. Just focus on the learning process.

AMEN.

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