<p>do u recommend taking some freaking stimulant, or jolter,</p>
<p>energy drink
nos, monster</p>
<p>something becasue the writing section aggravates me, boils my blood, and my nerves</p>
<p>and i neeed to be in pain and be awake to answer all questions sopt errors get the freaking 800!!!!!!!!!!11111111</p>
<p>If you think it will help than do it. The effect will be different for different people. People say to eat a big breakfast before the SAT but frankly if you never eat breakfast in the morning it will just throw your rhythm off. I didn’t eat breakfast and I did fine.</p>
<p>So really only you know the answer to that.</p>
<p>Before you do it, I suggest you try it with a practice test and see how it affects you.</p>
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I don’t think so.</p>
<p>Do whatever you plan on doing on test day for the whole week before it. If you need to wake up at 7:00am for the SAT, then wake up at 7:00am every day of the week; If you plan on having a big breakfast, then have a big breakfast every day.</p>
<p>Not really. I would highly suggest sleeping over any large dose of stimulant. I did personally drink caffeinated tea in the morning of my SAT but that was nothing outside of my usual routine.</p>
<p>In fact, I would abstain from energy supplements entirely. Despite an initial peak in mental and physiological alertness, an inevitable “crash” will occur and further mental alertness will become more of a struggle than it would have been without any stimulant at all.</p>
<p>Oh, and I would recommend to continue to work on the W section itself as this will provide you with more of a benefit than “some freaking stimulant.”</p>
<p>i would test it out first on a practice lol…the last thing you want on a test is have a headache lol</p>