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what's the gameplan ladies and gents?

i feel uncomfortable on several topics but i wont dive too far into unfamiliar material.....i will mostly try to review stuff i've already gone over to reinforce it....take it easy overall...might do a practice reading comp....

oh and make sure to sleep well fri night
 
Take the Harcourt practice, assuming it is up...
Go golfing.
Sleep early, wake early with good breakfast!

Going to make today my last study day.
 
Take the Harcourt practice, assuming it is up...
Go golfing.
Sleep early, wake early with good breakfast!

Going to make today my last study day.

sounds like a plan, except mine is tomorrow last day of studying but its not much studying just gonna spend 2 hour going over some small stuff and read on how 2 write the essay that it. Not spending a lot tomorrow.
 
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just take it easy, and don't see it as the test of your life, rather see it as the last challenge before you reach the top. Best of Luck!:luck::luck::luck:
 
9AM- Watch Team USA dismantle Argentina

11am-12pm - Eat lunch.

12pm- 5pm - Look over a few more things. Take practice test simulator pcat from Kaplan

6pm - 7pm - Eat dinner.

7pm - 10pm - Olympics.

11pm - 6am - Sleep.

7am-8am - Weave through traffic.

8.30am - Arrive at test site.

8.30am - 1.00+ pm - Rape the PCAT from beginning to end.

2pm - 5pm - Drive to Austin to party till Monday when school starts up again.
 
Well i certainly hope not. Wouldn't it be better if everyone got a low avg?


our scores dont affect each other. they affect future test takers. the percentile we get is based on a norm group from 2007.

this is explained in the candidate booklet.

our scores only compare to each other in the sense that we are applying to pharm schools in the same year.

but what i get wont affect what you get, and vice versa
 
our scores dont affect each other. they affect future test takers. the percentile we get is based on a norm group from 2007.

this is explained in the candidate booklet.

our scores only compare to each other in the sense that we are applying to pharm schools in the same year.

but what i get wont affect what you get, and vice versa

very interesting.. I should have known that! 😳