How can I improve my score in 6 weeks?

[Chromatic543]

I am exactly six weeks away from my MCAT (16th of June), and so far I have taken these tests and gotten these scores:

NS Half-Diagnostic = 501
NS FL 1 = 504
NS FL 2 = 503
NS FL 3 = 502
NS FL 4 = 504
NS FL 5 = Incomplete
AAMC Sample = Incomplete
AAMC FL 1 = Incomplete
AAMC FL 2 = Incomplete
AAMC FL 3 = Incomplete

I am panicking because I am seeing a plateau which I cannot get over! My goal is to score at least a 510 (128-126-128-128) on the MCAT.


In addition the the above full lengths, I have completed:

AAMC Section Banks
AAMC Official Guide (21/30 on B/B, 21/30 on C/P) *still have to do P/S
AAMC CARS Q Pack 1
AAMC CARS Q Pack 2
AAMC Physics, Biology, and Chemistry Q Packs
ExamKrackers 101 Verbal Reasoning


What do you think I should do now? I full review the full lengths and take about 3 hours on each section to review. Afterwards, I make note of what types of mistakes I made, do content review if I need to on topics that I am rusty on, and so on.

Should I burn through AAMC FL 1 or FL 2 before doing NS FL 5? Or should I try a different company in place of NS FL 5?

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[sunshine859]

You posted something similar earlier and all posters, myself included, recommended that you take an AAMC instead of NS 4. My advice remains the same.

 

[Chromatic543]

You posted something similar earlier and all posters, myself included, recommended that you take an AAMC instead of NS 4. My advice remains the same.

I was supposed to, but I accidentally started NS FL 4 >.<

 

[Deleted member 737595]

I was supposed to, but I accidentally started NS FL 4 >.<

wut?? Accidently?

Take an AAMC exam ASAP. No other company can correctly predict how you will do.

 

[Chromatic543]

wut?? Accidently?

Take an AAMC exam ASAP. No other company can correctly predict how you will do.

I started NS FL #4 and did a passage, and forgot that I was supposed to do an AAMC test to evaluate my position...but at that point, I didn't want to cancel the NS test.