Freaking out, only 11 days left!

[littlebittyjk]

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So I'm taking the plunge on July 19th and I'm feeling a little pressed for time. I need some advice on how to spend my time wisely....I have 2 more Achiever and 2 more Topscore tests to take. I just purchased the basic edition of Crack DAT, and I'm not sure how long that is gonna take to complete. I've already worked through Destroyer once and the Kaplan subject tests once.

So I've been trying to read over all the notes I have taken daily, but it just takes SO MUCH TIME!! Should I plan to work through Destroyer 2 more times? And retake the subject tests? Or keep reviewing notes? I also wanted to buy Cliff's AP Bio and read through that once or twice, even though I've already read/taken notes from Schaums + Kaplan.

What's the most important and should I rework practice tests? Help!!

 

[Andrew324]

I also have the test soon, July 21, I would suggest you look over your tests and see where you are the weakest. Go from there, if its bio do the Cliffs, if its something else do that... That doesnt seem to hard. Thats my plan anyway. Im going to go get Cliffs tomorrow or the next day and go over that, Focus mainly on Gchem and a little on Ochem as well as trying to do a CrackDat test fairly often. Take all the tests you can to get down timing, and the last day or two go over math.

 

[topdent1]

I'm taking mine on the 22nd, and I know exactly how you're feeling. The main thing is to stay poised and not panic too much. My plan is to go over destroyer two more times, complete 4 more crack dat tests, and one final topscore exam. I'll also be reviewing cliffs periodically so the bio i studied in the beginning will stay fresh in my mind. I think once you have decided on a test date, the last two weeks before the exam are of utmost importance becasue thats when you realize the magnitude of this test. I have put myself in a completely different gear than 2 weeks ago and peaking right before your exam is better than way before. Anyways, good luck to everyone. Here come 10-12 hour study days 👍.

 

[polarmolar]

I would like to hear opinions on this also (...OP, I'll be in the same boat prettttty soon)