<p>Five days to the exam, and here I am all flustered and scared. How are you holding up?</p>
<p>3rd and last time taking it, i sort of planned out all my scores, i only want an (1800) lol, so pretty relaxed taking 2 more full sat online tests, and memorizing some more vocab and grammar rules ^_^</p>
<p>Kinda nervous, but not as much as I was a few days ago.
Hopefully everything’s gonna be alright and if not, I’ll score 2100 and go to some small ****ty college, where I’ll spend 4 years partying and enjoying the life, instead of studying 24/7.
Gotta look at the bright side and stuff…yeah xD</p>
<p>I’ll score 2100 and go to small WHAT college? 
Just curious.</p>
<p>4 days to SAT. 
:|</p>
<p>Took it 2 times already, taking it a third time just for the hell of it, and if not, score higher. </p>
<p>Still gotta go over some vocab and grammar rules, and do some more practice tests.</p>
<p>My temprature is up.What bad timing :(</p>
<p>perfectpixie, look at the bright side. Wouldn’t you express more displeasure if you were sick on the day of the test? </p>
<p>MikeHawk, best of luck! Having done 2 SATs, this must seem like a cakewalk.</p>
<p>lol @ ‘MikeHawk’.</p>
<p>Tip for the last few days leading up to the test: Relax. If you stress out during the test, you’ll only be wasting your own time. My prep wasn’t all that intensive before my second test, but just not worrying about my score helped A LOT. This might seem like really generic advice, but trust me, it’s very very important to keep in mind.
Good luck!</p>
<p>^ I agree.When I took the subject tests in June,I was dead freaked out about the result.I kept on staring at the clock alternatively every 5 minutes,breaking my concentration.I wanted it to be a first and final attempt.
Now its Reasoning,but Im totally cool because every time I get nervous,I always think “there’s always Dec. SAT” and taking the test twice doesn’t seem as bad a thing as it did back then.</p>
<p>Thanks PrincetonDreams. I always find your thoughts and advice to be very useful. :)</p>
<p>3 days of preparation is remaining…</p>