True I suppose that was too specific.
I just wanted to point out that he edited his post, so you should edit yours, and remove the quote.
Thanks for the heads up!
Please tell me you are kidding. There will be many more important tests in the future! You are amazing! We are all amazing! Go us!!
Happiness....hahaha
Lol I wish. I don't know what else to do if I don't get my desired score. This is already my retake. Thanks for the kind words anyway
Dude no specifics
It's not about being fun. If you can't hold up a basic moral agreement on the MCAT what kind of doctor do u think you'll be?
No point in a spat here the mcat exam says no discussion of topics seen on the mcat, it is stupid in my opinion but it is their rule. But just because you want to discuss it doesn't mean you have bad character that was a bit much on equating mcat discussion to the type of doctor one would be though..
I apologize I don't wanna make this thread into a big discussion of morals either. It's not the point of it. I'm not the one who makes the rules tho, and it's a pretty simple rule.
I took a few but then replaced them with examkrackers. I didn't think it was very representative of AAMC.
How did you think they were? Ive done a good portion of TPRH and EK which are main idea based of course, but the GS seemed not really focused on main idea and theme and very convoluted. How'd you do in comparison to EK
I averaged 11 on GS, 10.5 on EK, and 11.25 on AAMC. I was quite consistent with 11's on almost all the GS and AAMC tests, while my scores were pretty variable on EK. I chalk that up to not having the same focus because it wasn't computer-based. That was my main problem with EK; it doesn't feel like a real VR section (altho the question style seems similar). GS to me seemed too much simply looking back over the passage to find the word for word answer, which doesn't happen as often in the real deal.
Good job. Have you taken the MCAT?, seems like the gold standard passages are long ( the new ones) in a regards to any TPR or EK for the most part, hows the length in comparison( excluding the 1 or 2 longer passages you'll always get)
I took it 8/21, but tbh i can't even remember how long the passages were in comparison. I still had enough time to finish on the real deal, but admittedly I did have less time to spare on the real deal compared to practices. I don't think it was the difference in length, but moreso me second-guessing my answers more and rereading questions to make sure i wasn't missing something.
Gotcha. Good luck, any recommendations for PS
TBR and the GS practice exams for supplemental PS Questions. I felt like these prepped me for the worst case scenario in terms of timing.
Sadly all I can do is study for my exams tomorrow... But after those are over I'm gonna workout then go out to bars lol. Anyone have good plans to celebrate/drown their sorrows?
For me it's gonna go something like this:
I second this.
ahh I took the 27th Aug.. And I feel I failed.
Same here. I'm taking honors biochem (our professor makes us memorize 300 definitions, WORD-FOR-WORD, on top of everything else you typically have to memorize in biochem [although I've been told by multiple doctors/med students this class is most representative of what classes are like in medical school...an ungodly amount of pure rote memorization; very few concepts]), honors neurobio, advanced anatomy and physiology, hormones and the brain, and biomedical ethics. It wouldn't be so bad if I wasn't also doing research and the regrettable amount of leadership positions I've over committed myself to. I'm not sure if I'm going to make it out of this semester alive.
I was wondering this too
Usually between 3 and 3:30 EST.
I think this could be my reaction
