Two days left, tips

[JRod17]

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My test is on Monday morning. I got up decently early this morning and planned on reviewing most of the day and basically taking tomorrow off. However, I'm just not feeling it. I've been studying all summer and I'm about as prepared as I'll ever be. Would it be wise to just trek through the lack of motivation today and keep reviewing? Or is taking two days off before my test okay? What did y'all do in your final hours?

 

[Ferneezy]

for the 36 hours before my exam i didn't touch anything but beer, video games, and my girlfriend.

if you've been putting in work the entire summer and feel good, take the weekend to decompress. only you can judge how prepared you feel.

 

[DAT2013]

I reviewed the feralis notes and also went over some of the things that I was forgetting mostly. This really kept me calm for my test even I just like you was very sluggish two days prior. In your case, if you are feeling prepared, there is no harm in just relaxing🙂 Your mind and body definitely need it and your need to be rested for the exam. Make sure to be positive and stay calm throughout the test. It really makes a difference🙂)) Good luck for Monday, you will do great🙂

 

[JRod17]

Instead of reviewing all day today and taking tomorrow off, I'll just combine it in to two easy days. Review my chad's notes/ferrallis a couple hours both days and call it good. Thanks for the encouragement! I'm feeling good and ready to get this test over with!!

 

[Intent]

Maybe review the material you actually like doing. Actually no, you probably have that down, review the material you hate just to boost your confidence. Remember, you're going to get in the zone once you start taking the exam, and don't worry about what you're scoring during, I thought I was always failing it. Just take your time, read everything carefully. I think they are expecting everyone to know the material very well so they focus on trying to trip kids up on reading the question. Sift through every question on the sciences. And most importantly, good look!