Hi- guys.
Let me get straight to the point.
I took my very first MCAT on January the 13th. I had a panic attack and did absolutely horrible. However, because I am so STUPID, I did not void it.
Luckily, a new spot opened up in my town, and I am taking my second MCAT on January 23rd..!!!
I am going to take it, and if I feel absolutely good about it, I will have it scored. BUT, if I don't feel that good about it, I am going to void it and then take a gap year to study for the new MCAT. What I am very worried about is that if I do feel good and have it scored only to get like an average score. Will this kill my chances? I have a feeling that I got something in 20s on the first one, so I really do need a good score on this one. Will they be understanding of my panic attack? I read it somewhere that some schools average your scores...is this true?
Let me get straight to the point.
I took my very first MCAT on January the 13th. I had a panic attack and did absolutely horrible. However, because I am so STUPID, I did not void it.
Luckily, a new spot opened up in my town, and I am taking my second MCAT on January 23rd..!!!
I am going to take it, and if I feel absolutely good about it, I will have it scored. BUT, if I don't feel that good about it, I am going to void it and then take a gap year to study for the new MCAT. What I am very worried about is that if I do feel good and have it scored only to get like an average score. Will this kill my chances? I have a feeling that I got something in 20s on the first one, so I really do need a good score on this one. Will they be understanding of my panic attack? I read it somewhere that some schools average your scores...is this true?