to Griffin04:
Hey there classmate, I knew you'd kick ass.
😀 Hell would have frozen over if you didn't, heh heh.
Anyway, that scoring column you were looking at was the Cumulative Percent figures, and I think it tells you what percentage of all the test takers did you do better than. For example, anyone who scored 99 did better than everybody else (100%). Your 93 means you did better than 97.1% of all the test takers.
The Percent column in the middle tells you what percentage of the test takers got the range you are in, for example only 5.9% of all the test takers got a score in your 93-95 range.
"Respectable?!??" It must be hard to be humble.

Sorry to tell you this, but you ARE at the top of the pyramid!
😀 😀 😀 Sheee-oot, you did better than 97% of all the test-takers.
to nug:
My class as a whole must have done pretty good on the Part-I. I'm usually in the middle of the bell curve on exam scores here at my school, so my educated guess says my class average would be around a 90, give or take one or two points. I'll find out for sure tommorow.
There are 90+ students in my class and I'm sure a few must have taken a prep course like Kaplan, but I think the majority of us did not. I studied for about 6 weeks for the national boards, out of the Dental Decks and old exams. I should have paid more attention to the old exams and the obvious textbook material (particularly gross anatomy). I readily admit the majority of my class probably did better than me. So I'm a chronic underachiever... I'm just happy I passed heh heh..