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IT'S ACTUALLY OVER!!! CELEBRATION THREAD.
I FINISHED THE MCAT!!!
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congrats, too bad yall gnna get smacked on Monday night 
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Aaron Donald is going to have a nice snack on your QB. Looking forward to Mondays game
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How did you do? Good I hope!
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I might as well make this thread useful and tell my own experience for anyone that wants a read:
The environment is very laid back. There's no one overlooking the room and telling everyone to start at 8:00 am sharp. I came early at 7:20 am and checked in and got started at 7:40 am.
Can't stress enough that this is an endurance test!! By the bio section I had gotten so desensitized from reading 20+ passages and already 109 questions that I "read it but didn't really read it". Rereading always makes me feel rushed.
Wow - anyone that has taken a bio section on practice test should know about this scheme of questions: Gene A affects gene B,C,F,E and E and F allosterically inhibits B and D. A and E create enzymes used for nucleus localization. Researchers measured enzyme activity when...etc. THESE ARE THE WORST! (Did not recreate from memory of any test, I completely made this example up)
TIME RUNS OUT FAST. If you don't know something, mark it and guess.
Most importantly - holy crap I can't believe it's a month of waiting for my result. I'm getting so neurotic thinking abut how I screwed up here and there. The more I think about it the more I feel like I must have failed it for no reason. Does anyone else feel like this - I hear stories about how sometimes you feel terrible and end up with a great score...hah.
The environment is very laid back. There's no one overlooking the room and telling everyone to start at 8:00 am sharp. I came early at 7:20 am and checked in and got started at 7:40 am.
Can't stress enough that this is an endurance test!! By the bio section I had gotten so desensitized from reading 20+ passages and already 109 questions that I "read it but didn't really read it". Rereading always makes me feel rushed.
Wow - anyone that has taken a bio section on practice test should know about this scheme of questions: Gene A affects gene B,C,F,E and E and F allosterically inhibits B and D. A and E create enzymes used for nucleus localization. Researchers measured enzyme activity when...etc. THESE ARE THE WORST! (Did not recreate from memory of any test, I completely made this example up)
TIME RUNS OUT FAST. If you don't know something, mark it and guess.
Most importantly - holy crap I can't believe it's a month of waiting for my result. I'm getting so neurotic thinking abut how I screwed up here and there. The more I think about it the more I feel like I must have failed it for no reason. Does anyone else feel like this - I hear stories about how sometimes you feel terrible and end up with a great score...hah.
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