is this a good idea?

[Samus Aran]

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tomorrow i was planning on taking my last full length (aamc 5r) but in the last 2 exams i've taken my bio score has dropped to a 9 when i had been getting 11's (i have no idea what happened). instead of taking the full exam, do you think it would be smart (at least confidence wise) if i just skip the bio section and just do the ps and vr sections? more specifically, would it be a better idea to skip the bio section and instead just do more bio review and practice passages from the ek 1001 book? my only concern is that i am ending my full length practices on a low note (compared to my previous bio avg. at least) in that section and it may boost my confidence if i do better on this last full length...


OK IT'S REALLY JUST THAT I AM JUST TIRED OF ANALYZING ALL OF THIS SCORE CRAP! sunday can't come soon enough

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[adiddas125]

tomorrow i was planning on taking my last full length (aamc 5r) but in the last 2 exams i've taken my bio score has dropped to a 9 when i had been getting 11's (i have no idea what happened). instead of taking the full exam, do you think it would be smart (at least confidence wise) if i just skip the bio section and just do the ps and vr sections? more specifically, would it be a better idea to skip the bio section and instead just do more bio review and practice passages from the ek 1001 book? my only concern is that i am ending my full length practices on a low note (compared to my previous bio avg. at least) in that section and it may boost my confidence if i do better on this last full length...


OK IT'S REALLY JUST THAT I AM JUST TIRED OF ANALYZING ALL OF THIS SCORE CRAP! sunday can't come soon enough

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Hi Misty,

I think you should definitly take some time off to rejuvinate yourself. It is better to be fresh for this test, than to be a wounded/injured academic marathon runner... I think burning yourself out is not an option at this point!