santoki wrote:but those people are not even worth comparing ourselves with- we aren't trying to be above average. we are trying to be EXCELLENT.louierodriguez wrote:The way I see it... none of us are slackers.
A lot of people don't even bother to study.
This is sooo true!louierodriguez wrote:The way I see it... none of us are slackers.
A lot of people don't even bother to study.
how did you do?leigh912198972 wrote:I just bombed PT 67 and now I'm wondering ytf I'm even bothering to retake
louierodriguez wrote:what was the breakdown?
You still have plenty of time to work on whatever you need to work ongivemea180 wrote:Stuck in the 164-167 range. I feel so close and have gotten perfect scores on each section type but I just need more time to perfect it.
Debating postponing till Sept or taking in June as a dry run/miracle attempt
Congrats! Thats pretty awesome!Calbears123 wrote:Took PT 57...got demolished (Dino game)...hit a 168. Felt bad I should have hit a 170 even still, but o well. Took a day off came back today for PT 58 and hit my highest ever 175. Feeling good a month out, still nervous though
I attempted to take a PT today at Barnes and Noble-it was not a success due to nosy environment. Ughhleigh912198972 wrote:Have any of you ever tried doing practice problems or untimed sections in a disruptive environment? I'm hoping that the distractions and noise are what caused my scores to plummet lately. (I'm spending the week with my family -- including a 12 year old, 7 year old, and triplet 5 year olds. So much yelling and crying.)
I guess I have this superwoman complex that says I should be able to work in this atmosphere so that on test day I can handle any noise. But let's be real: it's not that loud in the room.
Trying to find a happy medium in the only semi-quiet spot in the house. PT 68 today. I'll report back. :-/
I just set my watch to 12:00. Tells me the same thing!louierodriguez wrote:The 180 watch is a godsend for LG.
Knowing that I finished the first game in 5 minutes takes the edge off.
Knowing that I have ten minutes left for the 4th game is a relief.
Everyone should buy one.
lol I tried that once I almost threw my shoe at these kids who kept screaming. Isn't there an app that makes background noise?Learn_Live_Hope wrote:I attempted to take a PT today at Barnes and Noble-it was not a success due to nosy environment. Ughhleigh912198972 wrote:Have any of you ever tried doing practice problems or untimed sections in a disruptive environment? I'm hoping that the distractions and noise are what caused my scores to plummet lately. (I'm spending the week with my family -- including a 12 year old, 7 year old, and triplet 5 year olds. So much yelling and crying.)
I guess I have this superwoman complex that says I should be able to work in this atmosphere so that on test day I can handle any noise. But let's be real: it's not that loud in the room.
Trying to find a happy medium in the only semi-quiet spot in the house. PT 68 today. I'll report back. :-/
It's amazing what a day off can do when we really need it.Calbears123 wrote:Took PT 57...got demolished (Dino game)...hit a 168. Felt bad I should have hit a 170 even still, but o well. Took a day off came back today for PT 58 and hit my highest ever 175. Feeling good a month out, still nervous though
Lol it never works out for me…i gave it a try again, after failing miserably on Saturday-both days i was distracted by couple of people asking me what I'm studying..what kind of law i want to practice, if I'm single etc. Now, trust me i don't mind the questions-im very social and chatty, and thats my problem…i end up answering all of the questions (if i don't, i feel guilty), which causes me to lose 4-5 hours a day because i chat with people instead of study. To get to the point, its not working out. Barnes and Noble has become more of a social place for me rather than a study place...dasani13 wrote:lol I tried that once I almost threw my shoe at these kids who kept screaming. Isn't there an app that makes background noise?Learn_Live_Hope wrote:I attempted to take a PT today at Barnes and Noble-it was not a success due to nosy environment. Ughhleigh912198972 wrote:Have any of you ever tried doing practice problems or untimed sections in a disruptive environment? I'm hoping that the distractions and noise are what caused my scores to plummet lately. (I'm spending the week with my family -- including a 12 year old, 7 year old, and triplet 5 year olds. So much yelling and crying.)
I guess I have this superwoman complex that says I should be able to work in this atmosphere so that on test day I can handle any noise. But let's be real: it's not that loud in the room.
Trying to find a happy medium in the only semi-quiet spot in the house. PT 68 today. I'll report back. :-/
7Sage has an app that makes background noisedasani13 wrote:
lol I tried that once I almost threw my shoe at these kids who kept screaming. Isn't there an app that makes background noise?
