I take remote, and I feel like the last time I took this test, I browsed through reddit and psyched myself out.
I can't improve miraculously between june 3 and june 6 anyway. Should I just schedule the first day of remote testing and get it over with? Has anyone felt that taking the last day of testing was beneficial in anyway?
I take the test in June, and I average 169. My goal is 170+, if that is even possible right now.
Last pt scores within 40 days: 170, 174, 172, 166, 163. My best PT score is a 176.
I have ADHD with a terrible ability to listen, so I don't prefer having tutors watch me take tests or ask me to solve questions right in front of them.
I was wondering if there was a tutor out there who help me get to a consistent 170+ by getting on call with me to review my mistakes with and identify issues with my foundations and strategy.
The answer is obvious. I know. But I would just like to hear it from someone else.
My PT exams within the past 60 days have been 168, 174, 170, 172, then a crazy drop to 166 and 163. What drives me nuts is that the four initial scores come from tests that are notoriously difficult, and the last two are from what is statistically considered "easy". What is happening to me
I really thought I was getting the hang of it, and I feel fine - no burn out or anything. I take breaks and eat well. Sleeping is..meh. Maybe I'm just taking too many practice tests, but it drives me crazy to not know what I could be scoring now that the June test date isn't too far away.
I feel like most of my problems are from careless mistakes. I don't know if there are certain habits or methods of studying I should have to get my score up and avoid making dumb mistakes.
Any advice, please? I also have insane ADHD, but I am getting medicated, so if any ADHDers have any advice as well, that would be great.