Hello everyone,

I don't know if somebody made one of these already, leastways I didn't see one. Just wanted to wish everyone taking the test GOOD LUCK this Saturday! Congratulations to everyone on making it this far and hopefully we will all be very happy on that fateful mid-June eve (I personally will be actively trying to forget everything I know about electrochemical cells if everything goes well).

If you want to relax and get some good karma going, wish the people next to you luck before the test starts too, it helps you relax!

Like Earl Hickey says that's nothing worse than karma, so I guess I have to wish everyone good luck.
Seriously, I think the hard work and dedication that you have put, preparing for this exam makes you a winner in itself. In all honestly, I feel that the rigorous and dedicated studying I have been doing has made me a more disciplined person and now have a greater appreciation for med students, residents and doctors.
Good luck to all, and remember this is just one of many milestones.

Like Earl Hickey says that's nothing worse than karma, so I guess I have to wish everyone good luck.
Seriously, I think the hard work and dedication that you have put, preparing for this exam makes you a winner in itself. In all honestly, I feel that the rigorous and dedicated studying I have been doing has made me a more disciplined person and now have a greater appreciation for med students, residents and doctors.
Good luck to all, and remember this is just one of many milestones.


If you get the score you have on your profile or anywhere from 28-30+ range you'll be pretty much good to go at USF or Miami or FSU. UF is the only school in Fl that's real tough to get into even with a 4.0 and 35 MCAT and good ECs.

USF and Miami put a bigger emphasis on significant clinical work then research. You'll be fine with your application. I would talk to Mr. Larkin and the other admissions people at USF to keep on track. PM me again, and I'll give you more information on how to contact them and who's good for getting advice, etc. if you want reassurance. :p

i'll post here but you all shouldn't need good luck. you've worked hard to be where you're at and now, it's time to show the MCAT who's boss! be confident in your abilities, take a deep breath, and use the strategies and knowledge you've been building on for the past couple of weeks, months, etc. i wish all of you the best, it'll be over before you know it and it'll be time to PARTY!!!! :luck: