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Guess we should go ahead and start this up!
T-minus: 110 days...
Happy studying, my fellow hopeless souls.
T-minus: 110 days...
Happy studying, my fellow hopeless souls.
This was my third and final time taking the exam. I am not too nervous because I am fortunate to have an acceptance waiting for me for next year. I promise to post whatever my score may be. I only took a few practice test before the real deal but did a ton of practice passages for the last few weeks to get ready. Only about 6 weeks of real studying because it is my third time.
1st test 4/12- 8/8/7 23
2nd test 8/12- 10/8/8 26
AAMC 7or9 (cant remember)- 9/8/10 27
AAMC 10- 10/11/11 32
AAMC 11- 9/11/10 30
Post test feeling-
PS- Not too bad
VR- Fine until last two passages
BS- Discretes felt crazy hard, but passages weren't too confusing
My Guess: 9/11/9 29
Please appreciate the gusto of this post. Will update in an hour.
Scores up!
I got 10/10/10 30!!!
Thats a perfectly even score! CONGRATS! I got a 9/10/9 28!...........I don't know if I should retake Im not happy about the BS score I was getting 13 and 14s in the practice. What does everyone think?
Sounds like fatigue may have been a factor if you were doing that well on practice. If you have time and want to do MD, I would retake. Still a great score though!
aamc average 27
actual VR/ PS / BS 9/9/11 composite = 29
kinda pissed not gonna lie
Does AAMC send the scores directly to AMCAS, or do we have to do it?
My score:
PS: 13
BS: 13
VR: 9
Total: 35
This time I have to say: my post test feeling is confirmed in the real score. After the test, I was very confident about the sciences but felt like I bombed the Verbal big time. I've posted before about the monster Verbal of the July 25th test date. I guess 9 is not a bad score.
Anyone knows how med schools feel about an unbalanced distribution like mine. Obviously I demonstrated to them that science is my strong point (which is necessary in medicine).
Any insight from my wonderful SDNers is appreciated.
I'm happy with it. My post test thoughts though: "Wtf verbal?" Lol, like seriously got a better verbal score last time.. and on every practice test I took...
Yeah, I'm in the same boat. I knew my PS wasn't stellar, but really thought I'd scored my average on the other 2 sections (13V, 12B). Suuuuuper bummed right now!10/10/10 = 30. idk what happened. i was ranging 33-38, expecting a ~35.
sooo disappointed right now
Hey guys I begin to think that AAMC doesn't account for the difficulty of different test versions as much as they claim that they do. I browsed through the July 26th test date page. From what I understand, they don't seem to think their test was too bad. And their scores seem to be better in general than the people in our July 25 forum.
Check it out for yourself. Is MCAT a game of luck now?
10 PS 10 BS 8VR 28
Ugh, very disappointed in my score. I averaged a 10 in VR in all my practice tests and didn't feel like anything was off during the test. I'm glad that I finally conquered the beast that was PS considering I got a 7 on my last test, but that 8 VR is a huge bummer. Gonna have to go over my school selection now since I've already applied.
I thought I would have done better in bio, but meh, what can you do? It's BS anyways.
Pun intended?
Longtime reader but I have never posted. You guys wanted someone to post scores that weren't SDN impressive... Well here it is. I have taken the MCAT twice before each time I scored in the low twenties. This time around I got a 25 (which I'm actually happy about). Taking the MCAT has been one of the worst, but now that it's over, I consider it one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Even though my score is not the best (horrendous in terms of SDN standards), I earned that score and I could not be more happy about it. For all of those who keep scoring in the low twenties, keep pushing! I can't tell you how many times I considered giving up. But my drive to become a physician would not let this happen. If you want it. You can have it. I am currently applying to osteopathic medical schools and I hope that with my most recent MCAT score, stellar extracurriculars, and above average GPA that my dream of becoming a physician will come true.
Also, I wanted to say that you to all of the SDN community. The advice, knowledge, and tips I've gained from reading this forum have been invaluable. Good luck to everyone applying this cycle and I wish you all the best of luck!