<p>i hate the math questions that ask you to found what the 611th number will be in the sequence…geometric/arithmetic formulas take to long ( over 30 seconds). actually…</p>
<p>you all shouldnt worry bout writing too much, most colleges admit they really don’t care what you get in writing, they already have the essays you wrote to read. just do decent, you don’t have to do great.</p>
<p>i have looked, and there are questions that involve series of numbers, but no questions requiring you to apply sigma notation or other such formulas.</p>
<p>The Critical Reading Passages - and their questions! I HATE HATE HATE those!!! >_< They’re just too boring and just too long!</p>
<p>The ridiculously short time-limits they have for each section - especially the essay.</p>
<p>That’s it. Everything else is alright. I used to hate Math, but with practice I eventually realized that the Math is easier than I thought - at times, that is.</p>
<p>I get what you mean, when you are talking about how to get, lets say, a 611th number, or an 100th number. But, you don’t need to use formulas for that. For me, I just try to know the pattern of the first few numbers and recount it a bunch of numbers later. Those aren’t that hard. </p>