How to stay focused in the actual test? Forum
- RobertoReNu
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How to stay focused in the actual test?
I am going to take the October LSAT test soon (October 5th, international student), I think I have done pretty much everything I can to prepare now. But the problem is that I can literally see me panicking and getting distracted during the test, especially for RC section. I have taken it once already, the major problem I had for the first take was that I kept thinking irrelevant stuff when doing RC, such as "God, I'm actually doing LSAT now" "RC is my weakest part, what if I cannot understand what I'm about to read?" "Ah, what's wrong with me? Keep focused!!"... This has severely hurt my performance. Has anybody experienced similar situation? How did you handle it? Since there are less than 5 days left, this should be my priority instead of doing endless LSAT Qs..
- churrochi
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Re: How to stay focused in the actual test?
the more you think about it, the more you'll worry about it. it sounds to me like you're probably burnt out. try taking a day or two off to do something really fun/relaxing before the exam.
(ps: where are you taking the test from? i was supposed to test in japan, but i ended up coming home well before the lsat)
(ps: where are you taking the test from? i was supposed to test in japan, but i ended up coming home well before the lsat)
- Louis1127
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Re: How to stay focused in the actual test?
I focused more than I thought I would. Obviously focus as hard as you can during PTs. I'm just saying that one gameday, when I was in an uncomfortable environment and adrenaline was pumping, focusing was just kind of natural.
Also, pray that your proctor isn't hot.
Also, pray that your proctor isn't hot.