CalBearPsych

I'm pretty hard on myself, but I was expecting 700+ in Verbal since all the mistakes I had made in all my practice tests were careless errors.. I ended up with a 670...but did manage to get a 740 in math though, so that was good. I honestly blindly guessed for a couple of reading comps and lots of Quant problems cause I just couldn't even read.. I'd never felt such sheer panic and brain freeze before. So taking all that into account, I guess I did pretty well lol. How'd it go for you, PsychYe?

Whew.. Thanks guys!! I'm just glad to be done with it.. Oh man, nerves can do the craziest things to you..

So I took my GRE earlier today and made the mistake of not reading the instructions at the end of the test. My brain was just not functioning (my mind went blank during the Quant and Verbal.. Whoops) and I just couldnt read the screen. I did, however end up with an "analyze this issue" prompt. I'm probably just being paranoid, but this can't count for the essay scores, right? I wish I hadnt been so bleary-eyed, but I just clicked exit to be done with it.. Someone reassure me?

Oh, by "doing more problems" I meant from Barrons, Kaplan, Princeton Review, etc. I still have PowerPrep2 left for probably Sunday or so (exam's on Thursday but I work all week so I want to do it while I'm fresh ) Can't wait till Thursday at 7pm.. no matter the outcome, I'm treating myself to food, drinks and shopping- ha!

I'm taking the it on the 21st too! Blechh.. I'm not too sure what else to do either, but I guess I'm just going to try to solve as many Quant problems as possible (through Barrons and Powerprep) and memorize as much vocab as I can..? (I've gone through Kaplan 500 words, Princeton Review Hit Parade, all the words I've gotten wrong in multiple CATs, etc) Oh, how I wish I didn't work right now.. I only have about 3 hours a day to study once I get home, eat, and all that I don't feel prepared at all.. I have a question for anyone out there: my scores have been all over the place with Kaplan, Princeton Review (for some reason my scores seem to be the worst here) Barrons and Powerprep. I know everyone says Powerprep is the most reliable, but I've gotten scores like Kaplan: between 630-680V/ 600-700Q Princeton Review: between 630-650 V/ 550-600Q Barrons: 720V/ 650Q Powerprep 1: 740V/ 720Q Obviously, I want the Powerprep to be 'true' but I'm not sure what to expect. I got 11 questions wrong with PP but managed 720Q, and 5 or so questions wrong on verbal but still got 740, while with Princeton Review I'm getting ~6 wrong Verbal, 7 wrong Quant. Not sure what to make of all this.. I do have to say that as I'm doing more problems, the questions seem to be getting easier, but my scores aren't getting any better..? Any comments would be much appreciated. Thanks!