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+1. I really wanted to break 170 though.whacka wrote: This has been me today. It actually made me feel a lot better about my score and is actively dissuading me from retaking even though I know I should for $$$. It's just so hard to force myself back into the grind when I know I could just as easily do worse
Ugh so frustrating. I only needed 1 more question right to reach my goal (got a 169 wanted a 170) and I can where I changed it from a right answer to a wrong answer as well, but two of my right answers I originally had wrong so I guess if I had the "first instinct" set in stone I would've ended up getting even more questions wrong. Oh wellTexasENG wrote:
I missed 2 questions that I had right and changed to the wrong answer (I can see my erase marks) -- this is why I always go with my first instinct lol.
If it makes you feel better, I counted SIX...yes SIX times on my score sheet where I erased the correct answer choice and chose the wrong one. Would've bumped my score up 4-5 pointsbpolley0 wrote:I was hoping to improve just a few points from my 166 from December. I left two questions blank and changed 1 question from the right answer to the wrong answer. If I would have filled in those two questions; which, I had the answers for and left that question alone I would have improved my score by those few points. That was my final retake so I am left with my 166. Needless to say I am incredibly frustrated.jumbo2016 wrote:Ugh so frustrating. I only needed 1 more question right to reach my goal (got a 169 wanted a 170) and I can where I changed it from a right answer to a wrong answer as well, but two of my right answers I originally had wrong so I guess if I had the "first instinct" set in stone I would've ended up getting even more questions wrong. Oh wellTexasENG wrote:
I missed 2 questions that I had right and changed to the wrong answer (I can see my erase marks) -- this is why I always go with my first instinct lol.
I work for TPR... don't do it. Just trust me.AbbeyS wrote:Has anyone here used any Princeton Review prep materials & liked them?
Yeah it was. I'm retaking in October. Trying to plan out my study schedule as we speakbpolley0 wrote:Yeah, brutal. It's just so close. Is that your first time taking?AbbeyS wrote:If it makes you feel better, I counted SIX...yes SIX times on my score sheet where I erased the correct answer choice and chose the wrong one. Would've bumped my score up 4-5 pointsbpolley0 wrote:I was hoping to improve just a few points from my 166 from December. I left two questions blank and changed 1 question from the right answer to the wrong answer. If I would have filled in those two questions; which, I had the answers for and left that question alone I would have improved my score by those few points. That was my final retake so I am left with my 166. Needless to say I am incredibly frustrated.jumbo2016 wrote:Ugh so frustrating. I only needed 1 more question right to reach my goal (got a 169 wanted a 170) and I can where I changed it from a right answer to a wrong answer as well, but two of my right answers I originally had wrong so I guess if I had the "first instinct" set in stone I would've ended up getting even more questions wrong. Oh wellTexasENG wrote:
I missed 2 questions that I had right and changed to the wrong answer (I can see my erase marks) -- this is why I always go with my first instinct lol.
That bad huhplshelpme wrote:I work for TPR... don't do it. Just trust me.AbbeyS wrote:Has anyone here used any Princeton Review prep materials & liked them?
+1. I feel good about where I am based on that data. Was really considering a retake but looking over the questions I missed finding it really hard to see where a dramatic improvement could come from.basedvulpes wrote:
Mylsn has been my best friend. Really encouraging to see that I'm basically guaranteed admittance to a few really good schools.