MCAT
Is on Saturday. I need to make a huge effort to:
1. Review all that I've learned another time, especially bio.
2. Focus on memorizing ochem reactions, solving my issues discriminating between types of stereoisomers.
3. Memorize hormones, where they come from, what regulates them
4. Memorize formulas.
5. Take 2 practice tests, one full-length.
All in three days. God help me. Maybe my motivation to cram will be the fact that after this, I'm effing DONE.
Oh, but I'm nervous. I'm seriously hoping that 30 wasn't a fluke.
And I'm hoping I don't vomit out of nervousness this time. I've woken up nauseous two days this week. DUMB. I need to learn to control my anxiety. I try to take deep breaths and end up feeling even more like I'm gonna puke.
Why is it that I KNOW answers to things yet freak out and second guess myself? I do that in matters of life AND on the MCAT. That's why I run out time a lot...I'm too busy fretting over an answer, only to choose the one I originally chose in the end.
1. Review all that I've learned another time, especially bio.
2. Focus on memorizing ochem reactions, solving my issues discriminating between types of stereoisomers.
3. Memorize hormones, where they come from, what regulates them
4. Memorize formulas.
5. Take 2 practice tests, one full-length.
All in three days. God help me. Maybe my motivation to cram will be the fact that after this, I'm effing DONE.
Oh, but I'm nervous. I'm seriously hoping that 30 wasn't a fluke.
And I'm hoping I don't vomit out of nervousness this time. I've woken up nauseous two days this week. DUMB. I need to learn to control my anxiety. I try to take deep breaths and end up feeling even more like I'm gonna puke.
Why is it that I KNOW answers to things yet freak out and second guess myself? I do that in matters of life AND on the MCAT. That's why I run out time a lot...I'm too busy fretting over an answer, only to choose the one I originally chose in the end.