schoolpsych_hopeful

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This should be the version you're looking for: https://onyx.ets.org/423powerprepTestTakers.htm

I agree, do some practice problems in the morning, just a handful or so. I forget where I read this, but someone made the point that you don't want the first GRE problems you do that day to actually count.

Yes, do ANYTHING but study today. Give your brain a rest. Hang out with friends, go for a walk, watch a movie. It will calm your nerves, and help you get a good night's sleep tonight.

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You'll probably find this thread helpful:

I also practiced with Barron's and the Powerprep software. The scores I got from both softwares seemed jumped around a TON. I think my practice scores ranged from 1100 to 1300. I got lucky in that my actual score exceeded even my best practice score (1400). Still not sure how that happened, but I think it was a good mix of luck and practice. You are at a HUGE advantage having taken the test before. Hopefully your nerves will be a bit calmer as a result. My tips for relaxing on test day: 1. Allow plenty of time to get to the test site. Account for uncontrollable elements, like traffic and weather. 2. Eat something! Especially if it's a morning test. You don't want your stomach growling in the middle of the test. 3. Do some practice problems in the morning, just a handful. I forget where I read this, but someone made the point that you don't want the first GRE problems you do that day to be for real. 4. Probably the biggest thing- RELAX the day before. Hang out with friends, go for a walk, watch a movie. Do ANYTHING but study. Hope that helps, and good luck

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