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Here are my test scores from 3-10: (PS/V/BS)
3: 27 (10/9/8)
4: 27 (9/9/9)
5: 28 (10/10/8)
6: 29 (11/8/10)
7: 29 (11/8/10)
8 33 (12/10/11)
9: 28 (11/9/8)
10: 27 (9/9/9)
As you guys can see, I was on an upward trend from 3-8, but all of the sudden started dropping in scores onward. I just took 10 today, and let's just say that I slept at around 3AM because some idiots were partying outside of my hallway
Nevertheless, I know that at this point I shouldn't be making excuses. I am taking the test on the 25th of October, and was wondering: Should I move the test? Right now I'm in a 3+4 program so if I want to stick with this program, I pretty much have to take the MCAT's, January the latest. The minimum score required is a 30 (None of the sections can have a score lower than 9). There is the option of taking the new MCAT's and switching to a 4+4 program, but the uncertainty of the new test and also the amount of courses I would have to take are frightening. Looking at my scores, I feel as if I definitely had some improvements, but I don't know whether I'm just having "bad days" for AAMC 9 and 10, or whether it should mean I should move the test date.
3: 27 (10/9/8)
4: 27 (9/9/9)
5: 28 (10/10/8)
6: 29 (11/8/10)
7: 29 (11/8/10)
8 33 (12/10/11)
9: 28 (11/9/8)
10: 27 (9/9/9)
As you guys can see, I was on an upward trend from 3-8, but all of the sudden started dropping in scores onward. I just took 10 today, and let's just say that I slept at around 3AM because some idiots were partying outside of my hallway
Nevertheless, I know that at this point I shouldn't be making excuses. I am taking the test on the 25th of October, and was wondering: Should I move the test? Right now I'm in a 3+4 program so if I want to stick with this program, I pretty much have to take the MCAT's, January the latest. The minimum score required is a 30 (None of the sections can have a score lower than 9). There is the option of taking the new MCAT's and switching to a 4+4 program, but the uncertainty of the new test and also the amount of courses I would have to take are frightening. Looking at my scores, I feel as if I definitely had some improvements, but I don't know whether I'm just having "bad days" for AAMC 9 and 10, or whether it should mean I should move the test date.