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If you've received 3 interviews, it is unlikely that the MCAT is what is holding you back. Unless your score will expire before you would reapply, I'd suggest focusing your time on some other aspect of your life. I would suggest adding 20 minutes/day of reading challenging prose (The Economist, Wall St Journal, or similar long form essays) to build your critical reading skills as that is something that you'll find useful in general.
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i was studying + working full time up until about s week ago, but that is because mine would expire. I don’t really think it’s ever worthless. Keeps your brain sharp.
I’m confused though, was your score 517 or is that what you were aiming for? Retaking a 517 is a risky proposition because it’s quite possible that you would score lower unless you didn’t study much the first time.
For CARS, the next best thing to practice aside from real tests is SAT verbal (don’t worry too much about fill in the blanks or analogies)
I’m confused though, was your score 517 or is that what you were aiming for? Retaking a 517 is a risky proposition because it’s quite possible that you would score lower unless you didn’t study much the first time.
For CARS, the next best thing to practice aside from real tests is SAT verbal (don’t worry too much about fill in the blanks or analogies)
