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Because I want to know what happens if you get like... a total score in the 40s, but you get a J. Will every single medical school reject you because you're a poor writer? I mean, it might be the same as getting 15 in both PS and BS, but a 1 in your verbal. I know people say they don't emphasize the writing samples as much, but they're still there, and if you get a bad score of a J, that's like suicide.
I'm getting a bit worried, can everyone post how they prepare for the writing samples? As in, frequency (in unit hrs per week, and what you do a day), the methods (how you prepare), and how you get the diagnosis of your score (Unfortunately I don't have the princeton review, I heard they have online essay gradings).
The EK review did nothing for the writing sample. I have the Kaplan 2007~2008 Premier program, will their writing section help in any way?
I'm getting a bit worried, can everyone post how they prepare for the writing samples? As in, frequency (in unit hrs per week, and what you do a day), the methods (how you prepare), and how you get the diagnosis of your score (Unfortunately I don't have the princeton review, I heard they have online essay gradings).
The EK review did nothing for the writing sample. I have the Kaplan 2007~2008 Premier program, will their writing section help in any way?