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I wanted to emphasize this point for future MCAT test takers.
My AAMC average was a 30 and my range was 28-31
When I finished the exam I felt like TOTAL crap on the verbal/BS section. The feeling during those sections was something like a kid lost in a gigantic mall, wandering around aimlessly. There were verbal sections where I was just COMPLETELY lost. The Biology section? Forget about it. I know I guessed on so many questions and the passages were so much more difficult than the AAMC practices, I literally felt like I had no idea what I was doing.
But my actual score 11 10 10 31
Which ended being the highest practice score I've gotten.
So seriously, trust your practice AAMCs, the statistics work out.. somehow. Even when you think you just completely bombed the ever loving crap out of that test.. you probably didn't. Trust your averages. Work hard and keep on keeping on!
My AAMC average was a 30 and my range was 28-31
When I finished the exam I felt like TOTAL crap on the verbal/BS section. The feeling during those sections was something like a kid lost in a gigantic mall, wandering around aimlessly. There were verbal sections where I was just COMPLETELY lost. The Biology section? Forget about it. I know I guessed on so many questions and the passages were so much more difficult than the AAMC practices, I literally felt like I had no idea what I was doing.
But my actual score 11 10 10 31
Which ended being the highest practice score I've gotten.
So seriously, trust your practice AAMCs, the statistics work out.. somehow. Even when you think you just completely bombed the ever loving crap out of that test.. you probably didn't. Trust your averages. Work hard and keep on keeping on!