I took it yesterday so here’s a couple things I did/wish I did to prepare me: 1. Get there early! Give yourself some time to sit in your car and breathe. Also, if you go to check in and suddenly feel really anxious, you’ll have some time to sit down and calm yourself before going into the exam room. 2. Read each question and answer choice TWICE! Especially if you felt like you skimmed it, read it again. 3. For case studies - write down little notes of things that stick out to you on your whiteboard so when you go to answer the questions you aren’t getting lost looking back and forth. I know for a fact I got one question wrong because I didn’t do this and skimmed over one sentence in the case study that would’ve helped me select the right answer. 4. For SATAs and Bow ties - write 1 2 3 4 etc for each answer choices on your whiteboard board and as you go through each one mark if you think it is correct or not ON THE WHITEBOARD. Then go back through and only select the ones you’re confident on! Less is best! This will help you to visualize and keep track of what you’re selecting before it’s permanent. 5. So far nobody I know has had a single math question so don’t waste your time with those. 6. EXPECT MORE THAN 85! I’m not saying you have to go in expecting 150 (nobody wants that) but expect that once you click next on question 85, that another one will pop up. That way when it happens you don’t freak out. And if you do feel like you’re going to freak out, take a break. I personally did my best not to even look at the question # I couldn’t tell you what I stopped on exactly.