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144 diagnostic to 163->167->176 AMA
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144 diagnostic to 163->167->176 AMA

Hi All!

Last one of these did super well, and with the influx of people reaching out after April results came in I thought id open up another AMA to hopefully help answer more questions for more people!

Little bit about me: I started off at 144 quit for a month or so got a 149, then started my climb to 176. It took me 11 months from start to finish (however it doesn’t take that long imo). I got to about 161 to where I was at the worst plateau of my life- I did four sessions of tutoring which got me to 16high and then I used those resources to self study the rest of the way to 176!

I want to also mention how proud I am of everyone- I absolutely love to see the community supporting each other. From my students to new people I see here daily you all are doing so so so well and taking huge and hard steps to change the trajectory of your lives!

Due to the volume of requests I’ll also be opening up space this coming week for free consult calls.

**not at all a tutoring ad**
**literally just trying to answer questions to help others, not promote anything**

u/Less-Librarian7073 — 2 days ago
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‘Twas the night before the night before release day

With April scores coming out, it’s a hectic time especially given why ppl usually take this exam (waitlist—>A attempt, extra scholarship, for next fall, etc.)

That being said regardless of the number it’s important to have a plan! If all goes good, amazing! If not- what are we gonna do? Does this entail applying next cycle, do we now register for August or sept, do we augment our approach…

As long as we have a plan then the number means nothing more than an instrumental step in your process/journey. If we don’t have a plan however that’s when we start to get into undesirable situations that make this process harder than it has to be.

To that end my biggest piece of advice not tutor to test takers, but plain ass human to human- don’t let this number affect us anymore than is absolutely necessary, develop and implement your plan, and if you don’t get a result you like, mix it up and change what your doing (not all of it obviously but maybe look into diff ways to supplement your current plan)

If anyone has any questions on how to make a plan, how to change diff study factors, or just wants general advice comment below or shoot me a message and I’d love to help.

For context I say all this as someone who took the worlds most arduous journey from 144–>176 lol

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u/Less-Librarian7073 — 5 days ago