Should I retake the SSAT or ISEE if I had test anxiety?

If test anxiety got the best of you during the SSAT or ISEE, retaking it might not be a bad idea. Think of your first try as a practice round with a plot twist. Now that you know what to expect, you can walk in next time feeling way more prepared and less panicked. Many students see a score bump the second time simply because they’re calmer. But don’t rush to retake it immediately. Take time to address what triggered the anxiety. Practice under realistic test conditions, get comfy with the format, and learn a few solid calming techniques. If you’re not sure what’s best, talk to a test prep expert. Sometimes, one good redo is all it takes.

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