Show up to exam site early. The SAT alone can get you pretty flustered, so last thing you want is to show up late and not have plenty of time to get settled in and relaxed. Check night before to make sure you have everything ready that you’re going to need in morning. Then, when you wake up next morning, rather than run around house frantically looking for things you need, you can take a nice hot shower and relax. Obviously end goal of all of this is to make sure you’re able to do your absolute best work on test.

Read all of directions. Even if you think you know what you’re supposed to do, take a few seconds to at least skim over them. Taking 20 seconds to read directions will make you lose much less time than if you complete section of SAT and realize at end you did it all wrong.

When you’re taking test, don’t get bogged down on one question. If you come to a question that you can’t work out right away, do not get flustered. Just skip it and come back to it. Unless you find yourself skipping a lot of questions, on SAT it is usually best to skip question rather than guess and then come back to it. You are penalized for every wrong answer you give, whereas leaving a question blank really has no huge impact on your score. Again, don’t leave very many questions blank as that lowers score that you can potentially earn.

Review your answers with extra time you have left at end. You might not have time to review all of questions you had trouble with, but at least go over as many as you can. Be careful not to second-guess yourself too. It seems that more often than not our first impressions are correct, so don’t change an answer unless you have good reason to.

Eat ice cream. But wait until after you have taken test and done your best. Hard work and effort on your part should almost always be awarded with some kind of frozen dessert with high concentrations of sugar and fat.

Additionally, NAMTI provides students with a Western Herbalism certification program that encompasses broad coursework in Herbal therapeutics, Nutrition, Botany, Pathology, Aromatherapy Aromatherapy, Organic Gardening, and many more extensive classes as well.

Enhancing their students' educational process, NAMTI offers continuing education coursework to fulfill and expand massage therapy career goals. State-licensed vocational school by Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary education, and approved by Arizona Board of Massage Therapy, NAMTI is also a member of American Massage Therapy Association and Council of Schools.

As an added bonus, NAMTI is approved for G.I. Bill and Veterans Education Benefits and is committed to students' desires to attain an outstanding eduction by offering students affordable payment options that are subsequently approved by multiple agencies and lenders.

Additionally, NAMTI is dedicated in assisting its students and alumni with career counseling, help with resumes, and guidance & job placement.

Holistic Junction is honored to have Northern Arizona Massage Therapy Institute (NAMTI) on board and salutes its quality standards for being one of society's vital pioneers and promoters of Massage and Herbal Instruction.

To learn more about or to enroll in Northern Arizona Massage Therapy Institute (NAMTI), please visit: Northern Arizona Massage Therapy Institute (NAMTI) today. ______________________________________________________________

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