I was PT'ing high, but started to fall in the 60s preptests. The Oct test did a number on me. I'm not sure what happened, but I just stopped doing as well.
Is there any point in me trying? It's affordable enough that with some small debt and family help, I don't have to be as concerned with debt as others would be.
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ohwhereohwhere
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Chances?
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Rahviveh
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Re: 154/3.92...
If you scored ten points below your PT score there's no question about what you need to do. Retake.
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Nova
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Re: 154/3.92...
+infinityChampagnePapi wrote:If you scored ten points below your PT score there's no question about what you need to do. Retake.
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ohwhereohwhere
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Re: 154/3.92...
I think the 50s PTs were just a fluke. Maybe those aren't accurate predictors of my true ability. :/ChampagnePapi wrote:If you scored ten points below your PT score there's no question about what you need to do. Retake.
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