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Hey Everyone,
So I did some searching for this and couldn't find it, so I'm going to make it as a future reference for others studying for the MCAT:
Let's all post our Kaplan Full Length/AAMC 3-11 Full length scores, along with actual MCAT scores and i'll compile and see what the standard deviation is from the average.
I want to make 3 graphs: One that is the average of all practice full length scores compared to the actual test. One that is the full lengths taken 1 month prior to the actual MCAT. And one that has only last 3-4 full lengths compared to the actual MCAT score.
I'll break down the same info into strictly kaplan vs actual and aamc vs actual as well.
If someone else knows of a thread that has already done it, please link me to it!
If not, please contribute so that we can make an awesome resource for the future!
Simply list your practice test date, test number, and score for all the full lengths like so:
1/1/14 - Kaplan #6 - 10PS/10VR/10BS = 30
1/10/14 - Kaplan #7 - 10/10/11 = 31
1/20/14 - AAMC #3 - 11/11/11 = 33
and so on....
I'm looking for about 100 data points (100 people with multiple practice tests taken) to make it somewhat reliable of a reference.
So I did some searching for this and couldn't find it, so I'm going to make it as a future reference for others studying for the MCAT:
Let's all post our Kaplan Full Length/AAMC 3-11 Full length scores, along with actual MCAT scores and i'll compile and see what the standard deviation is from the average.
I want to make 3 graphs: One that is the average of all practice full length scores compared to the actual test. One that is the full lengths taken 1 month prior to the actual MCAT. And one that has only last 3-4 full lengths compared to the actual MCAT score.
I'll break down the same info into strictly kaplan vs actual and aamc vs actual as well.
If someone else knows of a thread that has already done it, please link me to it!
If not, please contribute so that we can make an awesome resource for the future!
Simply list your practice test date, test number, and score for all the full lengths like so:
1/1/14 - Kaplan #6 - 10PS/10VR/10BS = 30
1/10/14 - Kaplan #7 - 10/10/11 = 31
1/20/14 - AAMC #3 - 11/11/11 = 33
and so on....
I'm looking for about 100 data points (100 people with multiple practice tests taken) to make it somewhat reliable of a reference.
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