Does anyone know anyone who scored a 45?

[glamqueen]

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And in actuality - not just some gunner-ish crazy making up false stats...

If you do know someone who scored a 45...were they an actual human, or did they study all the time and have no personality?

Fun random question for the night....

 

[BrokenGlass]

And in actuality - not just some gunner-ish crazy making up false stats...

If you do know someone who scored a 45...were they an actual human, or did they study all the time and have no personality?

Fun random question for the night....

I once scored a 45 (out of 150) on a Physics exam. I am an actual human, but I study all the time, and everybody says I have no personality.

 

[SN2ed]

I think I read on the AAMC site that the percentage of people getting a 45 was 0.000% Can't find the link at the moment.

 

[axp107]

I once scored a 45 (out of 150) on a Physics exam. I am an actual human, but I study all the time, and everybody says I have no personality.

lol

 

[jochi1543]

I think in the "20 questions with QofQimica" Q said AAMC e-mailed her saying no one scored a 45 the year she took the test and only 2 people scored 44 (she had a 43).

 

[quiksilver87]

my cousin's tutor scored a 43...
Here is what he did (no joke):
He took 4 months...
Everyday he would wake up at like 8 and start studying from 9-5pm...He said he wanted to train himself for the actual test time frame (he took the written one)...
He meditated during breaks and ate the same thing EVERY DAY...peanut butter and jelly sandwiches ...
lol, on the test day, during breaks, he actually went in the toilet stall and meditated.
If you are naturally smart, and end up going through a crazy regimen like this, its not that hard to get a perfect score...

 

[Despina]

My boyfriend's close friend/ former classmate who attended the UCS post-bac program scored a 45 in 2001 (well VR was scored 13-15). Before she went back to school she worked for NASA or something like that as an aeronautical physicist/engineer. She got into every school she applied to (ultimately went to UCLA because her fiancé/now husbad worked in Hollywood). She's now in her second year of residency at UC Irvine. I think her score was a combination of both smarts and hard work…but according to my boyfriend, she only started studying a few months before the MCAT when she took the Kaplan course. And other than all the engineering courses, she had the bare min. required courses. Probably the reason she got into every school she applied to (besides just the obvious MCATs and grades) is because she is really sociable. She can hang at a football game, talk about sports, crack corny jokes, and isn’t the slightest bit pretentious (or so I hear since I have never met her).

Well, I guess I don't personally know her, but close enough...

 

[AppleseedCast]

I once scored a 48Z. Does that count?