take mcat in another state

[icecoldstar]

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I'm afraid that travel might make me tired and stuff, and in turn negatively impact my performance. any advice?

 

[EnginrTheFuture]

I'm afraid that travel might make me tired and stuff, and in turn negatively impact my performance. any advice?

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[IchabodKrane]

Another thing to consider is that you'll be "in the zone" when taking the test. You probably won't even notice your travel-induced-fatigue when you are focusing.

 

[MedPR]

Another thing to consider is that you'll be "in the zone" when taking the test. You probably won't even notice your travel-induced-fatigue when you are focusing.

I disagree with this. I was out in the sun for 2-3 hours before I took AAMC 10 and I felt awful while taking it. I was focusing, but I definitely noticed being fatigued.

 

[generic123]

Another thing to consider is that you'll be "in the zone" when taking the test. You probably won't even notice your travel-induced-fatigue when you are focusing.

I totally agree with this. I took my test in another state. Stayed at a friend's the night before. Tried to sleep early for an 8am test but probably only got about 4 good hours. When it was time to take the test, adrenaline kicked in and I was totally in the zone. Wasn't thinking of anything but the questions in front of me. So IMO taking the test in another state shouldn't affect you.