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Gaylord Focker....
Started by aye
i think it depends on each testing period. but if i remember, a 34 was about 92 percentile for when i took it.
hope that helps
hope that helps
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No it would be like a 33. I got a 35 and it was in the 94th-96th percentile. If you're really interested you could find out for sure by looking through the MCAT statistics on aamc.org.
A total score of 32 was between 86.5-90.0 percentile in the combined April and August 2003 MCAT administrations. 33 was 90.1-92.7 on the same tests.
http://www.aamc.org/students/mcat/examineedata/combined03.pdf
http://www.aamc.org/students/mcat/examineedata/combined03.pdf
As of April 04, scoring a 33 put one in the 88.3 - 91.5 percentile. See attached chart, and scroll to page 2.
i thought he was in the 97th percentile.
if i may--
you can pause the movie and see his exact score, if i recall correctly its a 42 or a 43, so i think he was in the 99th percentile. feel free to check on this but i am 100% sure it's over a 40, because i remember thinking how absurd it was.
you can pause the movie and see his exact score, if i recall correctly its a 42 or a 43, so i think he was in the 99th percentile. feel free to check on this but i am 100% sure it's over a 40, because i remember thinking how absurd it was.
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Yeah, he was 97th percentile, that translates to about 37. However, in the DVD, if you zoom in on the fax of his score report, it apparently is some 40+ score.
gotigers said:if i may--
you can pause the movie and see his exact score, if i recall correctly its a 42 or a 43, so i think he was in the 99th percentile. feel free to check on this but i am 100% sure it's over a 40, because i remember thinking how absurd it was.
Come on people, it's been ten minutes already, where are the screen captures?! This is important stuff here! 😉
Sounds like he wasn't fockin' around.
PublicEnemy said:i thought he was in the 97th percentile.
gaylord got a 97th percentile...i remember seeing the prop that they used on the actual movie set (the fax printout) being sold on ebay; in fine print, his score was a 36!
gotigers said:his score is: 14, 13, R, 15 on the score report, that's the official word. gaylord musta taken princeton review AND kaplan.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3825768418
Kazema said:
I'm surprised it only sold for 19 cents on eBay, but then again...who know's it's authentic and actually from the movie?
Hmm, but a 42 is more like 99.9th percentile. Can it be that there was an inconsistency in the movie? My world is crashing down around me...gotigers said:his score is: 14, 13, R, 15 on the score report, that's the official word. gaylord musta taken princeton review AND kaplan.
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choocoman said:bump
You bump an active thread just to bitch about it? What a *****.
SanDiegoSOD said:You bump an active thread just to bitch about it? What a *****.
agreed
Although pre-90's would be pushing his age. lets say 90 he was 21 and took the MCAT, so he would be ~30 in 99. Actually that is not that unrealistic at all seeing that he is more like mid 30's in the movie (guess).
So, he must have taken the previous version of the MCAT where a 42 was not quite what a 42 is now!
The movie has not lost its believablity. The world can go on.
So, he must have taken the previous version of the MCAT where a 42 was not quite what a 42 is now!
The movie has not lost its believablity. The world can go on.
YzIa said:Ah, but when did he take the MCAT and when did they redo the test where 45 is tops and a 37 is the 97th percentile. I believe it was quite different before the early 90's.
But in that case his verbal score should've been like 13-15 instead, right?
I can't believe we're arguing about Gaylord Focker's MCAT score.
YzIa said:Although pre-90's would be pushing his age. lets say 90 he was 21 and took the MCAT, so he would be ~30 in 99. Actually that is not that unrealistic at all seeing that he is more like mid 30's in the movie (guess).
So, he must have taken the previous version of the MCAT where a 42 was not quite what a 42 is now!
The movie has not lost its believablity. The world can go on.
The test date was April 1989.
His DOB, based on the Fax is 4/11/58 (or 59)(area out of focus)
Jason
my badgotigers said:his score is: 14, 13, R, 15 on the score report, that's the official word. gaylord musta taken princeton review AND kaplan.
this is a sidebar, but the auction sold for only .19 because it is a 'reproduction'.. its in the description.
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bonez318ti said:this is a sidebar, but the auction sold for only .19 because it is a 'reproduction'.. its in the description.
check out the shipping... $6 for a piece of paper... could easily be put in a silly padded manilla envelope ($.19) with a $.37 stamp or 2... or freaking fax it for $.15 of long distance fees...