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This question is only really answerable if you took a practice test before you finished studying, but any input is welcome!
I was wondering how much you improved after studying? I just took my first full MCAT practice test and was wondering how much I might expect to improve after I study everything intensively.
I got a 32 after reviewing about a 1/3 of the material (just reading and taking notes and doing some practice problems). Is above a 36 doable you think? I know the differences between scores can get to be really different. Is a 36 a VAST improvement with lots of studying, or could I possibly even hit a 38 or 39??
I took the AAMC Test 3 from the Princeton Review site for that score. Is it easier than the actual MCAT or other practice tests?
Thanks in advance!
I was wondering how much you improved after studying? I just took my first full MCAT practice test and was wondering how much I might expect to improve after I study everything intensively.
I got a 32 after reviewing about a 1/3 of the material (just reading and taking notes and doing some practice problems). Is above a 36 doable you think? I know the differences between scores can get to be really different. Is a 36 a VAST improvement with lots of studying, or could I possibly even hit a 38 or 39??
I took the AAMC Test 3 from the Princeton Review site for that score. Is it easier than the actual MCAT or other practice tests?
Thanks in advance!