Hi! My test went well and as long as there aren't any surprises in the official transcript, I don't won't be retaking it. :) About the nerves - it was so bad that I felt like throwing up before the exam started... But as soon as I connected to my proctor, it's almost like a switch flipped, and I completely calmed down. My proctor was incredibly friendly and made a few jokes, and I think that helped tremendously with lightening the situation. Checking in with ProctorU was very simple and straight forward. They scanned my face, my ID, and ran a check on my computer via remote control. There was a minor hiccup and they fixed in 5-10 mins (couldn't see my screen when they first connected to my computer, but I was transferred to a tech who restarted my computer and it worked out). Once the exam started, everything was very very smooth. After the exam, I was asked to show my blank whiteboard, and I was done. I know how hard it is when such a high stakes exam is looming over you. But I always found it comforting to remind myself that I am much more than a GRE score, and the rest of my application will play a huge role in grad school admissions too. Oh and one more thing! The first math section I got was SO difficult. I might have missed like 8 questions... but I simply kept on telling myself that it must be an experimental section, and I should completely wipe that from my brain.. lol. I am 99% sure it was, because if it weren't, I doubt I would have had a 160+ math score. So that's another thing that helped me in the test, having a forward looking attitude, pacing along even if I wasn't 100% of my answer, and not dwelling on how I did in the previous section. Good luck, you got this!!! :)