Confidence Bands as they relate to multiple MCAT versions administered in the cycle

[RunnerDad]

Based on the AAMC guide to the MCAT, the relative difficulty of each exam administered during a cycle (as there are multiple versions) is normed so that every test taker is taking a test of empirically equal difficulty. Do the confidence bands represent what AAMC has determined are the likely range of scores an individual might have gotten had they taken a different version of the test during the same cycle?

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[Mr.Smile12]

Based on the AAMC guide to the MCAT, the relative difficulty of each exam administered during a cycle (as there are multiple versions) is normed so that every test taker is taking a test of empirically equal difficulty. Do the confidence bands represent what AAMC has determined are the likely range of scores an individual might have gotten had they taken a different version of the test during the same cycle?

I'm pretty sure that is what a confidence band is for.

 

[RunnerDad]

I'm pretty sure that is what a confidence band is for.

lol - this is why I'm a lawyer and not a doctor. Thanks.

 

[jhmmd]

lol - this is why I'm a lawyer and not a doctor. Thanks.

THIS ain't no hundred bands