Ok, so after reading the comments, it made me feel better about my performance. I took the MCAT exactly one month ago, and messed up the first PS section with 1 full passage guessing and end up voiding the test. My thought on the test today:
1) PS section --> harder than I was expecting (this is to show that you can never really be ready for this MCAT test, I ended up having 2-3 questions with calculation completely guessing on those)
2) Verbal section --> HARD for me (but easier than most FL I took because I at least understood all of the passages)
3) Bio section --> 1, 2, 3, 4 passages .... why are these so easy ..... bam bam bam wth????? (these passages are not hard, but can easily throw you off), I end up skipping passage number 5, finish passage #6 in 5 mins and come back to finish passage #5 right on time (didn't even have time to check my marked questions)
I am an ESL student and I consistently score above 10 on both PS and Bio, but keep getting a 6 on the Verbal. I plan on continue to study for the test for another 2 months to improve my verbal while getting my application together. This entire process of applying to medical school, studying for the MCAT, working full time, wondering whether you are good enough to be in medical school, being afraid of letting your loved ones down ... I literally will run across the street naked if I get an accepted letter to medical school this year. I think the most important thing for us premed here (traditional and non-traditional) is to NEVER GIVE UP
