YaDunGoofed

I would posit this is superior:

http://bash.org/?608100

You can't fix stupid

I've found that the first line of defense is really making sure you know the material inside and out

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second line of defense is learning test taking strategies

I realize you're the expert and while those are both useful, I feel like there is a better answer. Realizing full well that you've been doing this for 30 years and have seen a thing or a million, I still think this is worth saying even if I'm down voted to oblivion.

I haven't found that learning the test inside and out is a useful answer here. The anxiety is almost always manifested as test anxiety as a symptom and not a cause. Sure knowing everything pat calms that on a specific test, but you won't always know everything and it's exactly those times when you need a better solution!

What I HAVE found to work on myself and others is reframing what meaning there is to the test, so that fear isn't stressing you out in the first place because you understand that it's ok to "fail". Ie, the goal can be reframed to "this is my first time, let's see how I can best do", "If I don't get this, I still have another shot", "If I don't get this, I still can find 5 other ways to reach my dreams"

Then you'd go perpendicular to the rows

Furthermore, how will you make sure that your funds do not get raided again?