Dom

I get a lot of test anxiety (especially when it comes to standardized tests like the GRE where there is a lot of emphasis on time constraints). The first time I took the GRE, I of course got really nervous and ran out of time, which resulted in some REALLY low scores, but by the next time I took the GRE I learned tips and tricks and tried not to let my test anxiety get the best of me and I got some good scores. However, after this one, I of course said to myself, "I should take it one more time to see if I can do even better," (not the smartest idea I know!) and of course I freaked out again and got low scores. I know theoretically schools take your best scores so I should be OK but as they see the entire score report so I'm afraid they will see the varying scores and the disparities will reflect poorly on me. Any advice/tips for a situation like this? Should I explain the variances somewhere in my application? Or just leave it be? Please help!!!