1. I'm preparing for:

LSAT
GMAT
GRE
SAT
Bar Exam
MCAT
ACT
Study Support For College
Study Support For High School
Other (Please specify below)

2. I plan to take the test in:

1 week or less. Panic.
1 to 2 weeks.
3 to 5 weeks.
5 weeks or more.
Not yet scheduled.
Date of Test:

3. I've taken this test before:

Never, first time for me.
Once.
Twice.
More than twice.
Not applicable. I am contacting you about study in general.

4. My diagnostic or Real score(s): (skip if you never took the test)

5. My target score is around: (skip if you're not sure)

6. I'm taking the test because:

I want to show myself that I can ace it.
My family wants me to.
I need it to get into school.
I need it for a scholarship or financial aid.
Other reasons.
Description (optional)

7. I'm worried about the test because:

I haven't seen this material in years.
I always get anxious about tests.
I took it before and scored waaaay below what I need.
What, me worry?
Other.
Why? (optional)

8. When I take on a task, I:

Am fully dedicated to it, don't eat, sleep or bathe until it's done.
Put in a lot of effort, but still need to live my life.
Find myself not doing enough and then crunching it before the deadline.
Sometimes do it, sometimes give up, it depends.

9. I would say that:

I'm better with numbers than with words.
I'm better with words than with numbers.
I'm equally good at both.
I'm equally bad at both.

9a. LSAT students only - my weakest topic is:

Logic reasoning.
Logic arguments.
Reading comprehension.
What do you feel is your main challenge in this area?

10. Reading Comprehension is particularly hard because:

I have to read the entire passage.
I read slow.
I don't know the difference between all the question types.
There is a lot of information.
I don't think Reading Comp. is hard.

11. GMAT/LSAT Students -- Choose three of the ten argument types do you have the most difficulty with?

ID Assumption
Conclusion
Parallel meaning
Paradox
Premise
ID reasoning
Issue
Strengthen
Weaken
Principle
Identify the Flaw
Except

12. The meaning of a prime digit is:

The key to the universe?
Yadda yadda yadda
Clear to me.
Meaning?

13. When I learn a new subject, I understand it best if:

I read the material.
Someone reads the material to me or teaches me.
By looking at examples and understanding their solutions.
Using diagrams or drawings.

14. My verbal skills are:

Not all that great.
I'm not a native speaker.
Average - street talk.
Better than average.
I am Shakespeare.

15. I think that relaxation methods (meditation, yoga, etc.) are:

A load of nonsense.
May be useful, never tried.
Useful, but I don't practice them.
I can fly over the Empire State Building when I meditate.

16. When I study, I like to: (pick all that apply)

Do a little every day.
Crunch a lot of work into one or two days and let it sink in.
Be at home with my creature comforts.
Procrastinate.
Sit in a cafe.
Study in a library, it feels so intellectual.

17. I have too many things going on in my life even without this test:

True.
False.
Explanation (optional)

18. Exercise:

I go to the gym daily (to exercise, not to watch hot bodies).
I exercise a couple of times a week, when I have time.
I have a very expensive gym membership, but I never go.
I exercise my right to watch TV.

19. I will do great on this test if I:

Eliminate test anxiety.
Concentrate and focus.
Activate confidence.
Know all the strategies needed for the question types.
Don’t worry.
Buckle down and study what I know.
Have a plan.
Retain and recall information better.
Ignore my past record of taking tests.
Ignore that this test counts so much for my acceptance.
Make sure the astrological and karmic energies are in my favor.
Choose to be a success.
Maximize my potential.
Other:

20. I am considering or am working with an admissions specialist/essay specialist.

Yes.
No.
What's that?
If yes, who?