day before/ morning of the test

<p>the day before the test, besides studying, what should i be doing? A lot of sleep, and eating fish, but what else? </p>

<p>In the morning I heard people should be eating bananas and something with Omega 3, like peanuts and fish. Also, who drinks coffee, five-hour pour, energy drinks, concentration pills, ect? Please describe what you guys would do the morning of the SAT, and do over-the-counter concentration pills really work, or just make you focus on trivial things like the texture of your pencil?</p>

<p>Most people suggest to do what you do on an ordinary day. For example, f you do not normally take concentration pills do not take them on test day.</p>

<p>Just relax and enjoy yourself. Try not to burn out before getting to the actual test…</p>

<p>Bump* This seems to be interesting. I want to hear people’s thoughts.</p>

<p>Should we study the day before the test?</p>

<p>I would say maybe a practice section if you want. There’s no need to cram if you have been prepping.</p>

<p>On Friday I’m doing to do one section from each category. Most likely more…:slight_smile: <em>cheers</em></p>

<p>It can be helpful to do a couple practice problems in the morning before leaving for the testing center to get your brain going, but the main thing is to relax, get plenty of sleep, and eat a good breakfast. You can’t really learn SAT skills in a short period of time anyway, so studying intensely the day before is going to do more harm than good.</p>