I am going to copy this post to SN2ed's thread as well. I'll put the part people care about at the top: 41S. 14/12/15 (P/V/B).
I used SN2ed's 4 month schedule plus an additional month with WikiPremed to improve my physics. Majored in molecular bio/biochemistry and did undergrad ochem research, so those areas required minimal study. Had no anatomy experience, was ok on genchem, and quite weak on physics. I thought TBR overall was great on ochem, good on genchem, not great on physics, and, well, I didn't use it for bio. EK's bio was perfect for someone with a good undergrad background. Additionally, I ended up doing 2/3 of the EK 1001's, which helped iron out any errors in the plug and chug type problems. I have no doubt that WikiPremed saved my PS score, plain and simple. Would recommend it to all. Oh, and writing, I didn't put any real practice into that one. Watched the WikiPremed video about it, skimmed TBR writing book, and wrote two practice essays a couple days before the test just to check the timing. I will say that I've always been a voracious reader and went to a school that emphasized writing for science majors, so those things undoubtedly helped. Oh, and lastly, standardized tests are always something I've enjoyed/been good at (SAT got me into college :/), so I think that helped me actually enjoy the studying process and keep calm during the real thing.
AAMCs (P/V/B):
#3: 38 (13/12/13)
#4: 37 (13/12/12)
#5: 40 (11/14/15)
#7: 39 (15/11/13)
#8: 41 (14/13/14)
#9: 41 (14/14/13)
#10: 37 (12/11/14)
#11: 14 (14/13/14)
All in all I couldn't be happier to put this behind me and move on to the next step of this painful process. I hope you all get great news today.