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I took a Kaplan FL around two weeks ago and scored a 29 (12/9/8) and I decided to take an AAMC to see where I stood. I rescheduled for October 21st, but I'm a little weirded out by my scores. Just a little insight would be nice:
(In order of taking them)
AAMC #7: 28 (10/10/8)
AAMC #4: 34 (13/12/9)
AAMC #9: 29 (10/10/9)
I overachieved a bit on AAMC #4, as my TBR PS scores were averaging at an 11. My verbal scored range from 10-11 as well, so that 12 was a stretch. And I don't have any Organic, so my BS is going to be a bit lower.
Is it odd to see such a drastic difference in one test compared to the other? Obviously content would be a problem, but the questions missed in #7 and #9 were from categories I rocked in #4. It's a little odd.
I admit going into #9 I was pretty nervous because of all of the things I've heard about 9, 10, and 11 being way harder than the earlier ones. Maybe confidence could help a bit, as I was very relaxed and confident going into #4.
Does anyone have any advice on how to be more consistent? Thanks!
(In order of taking them)
AAMC #7: 28 (10/10/8)
AAMC #4: 34 (13/12/9)
AAMC #9: 29 (10/10/9)
I overachieved a bit on AAMC #4, as my TBR PS scores were averaging at an 11. My verbal scored range from 10-11 as well, so that 12 was a stretch. And I don't have any Organic, so my BS is going to be a bit lower.
Is it odd to see such a drastic difference in one test compared to the other? Obviously content would be a problem, but the questions missed in #7 and #9 were from categories I rocked in #4. It's a little odd.
I admit going into #9 I was pretty nervous because of all of the things I've heard about 9, 10, and 11 being way harder than the earlier ones. Maybe confidence could help a bit, as I was very relaxed and confident going into #4.
Does anyone have any advice on how to be more consistent? Thanks!