How to Choose between FLs

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Once I finish my content review, I will have time to do 8 FLs with 2 days to revise each FL.

I have access to all AAMCs (including paper-version of 6) and to all of Kaplan FLs

SN2ed suggested the following in terms of ranking FLs:
1. AAMC #7-11
2. BR #1-7
3. Kaplan #1-6
4. AAMC #3-5

If I have time to do 8 FLs, do you suggest I do:
1. AAMC 7,8,9,10,11 and Kaplan X,Y,Z
2. AAMC 6,7,8,9,10,11 and Kaplan X,Y
3. AAMC 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11

OR should I condense some of my FL review days to 1 day (but increase the number of hours to make sure to do a full review) in order to do more FLs?

Summary:
-Is it better to squeeze FL review into 1 day (while still trying to assure to do a complete review) in order to do more FLs- or does this seem impossible?
-Should some of the 'worse' AAMCs be sacrificed in order to do some Kaplan FLs?

Edit: Or should I postpone (but have to go to a testing center 2 hours further) in order to comfortably fit in more FLs?

 

[SN2ed]

Go through all of the AAMCs. Those should be your first resource. 8 FLs should be plenty as long as you've been doing practice passages the whole time through your schedule.

 

[TheShaker]

Go through all of the AAMCs. Those should be your first resource. 8 FLs should be plenty as long as you've been doing practice passages the whole time through your schedule.

What if I don't have enough time to do all of them? Should the higher number ones be a priority?

 

[Tummytroubles]

I did a kaplan right before the test. Kaplan tests are much harder with a generous curve.People have said the real tests are much harder than the AAMC so I did one just so I wouldn't freak out on the real thing.

 

[SN2ed]

What if I don't have enough time to do all of them? Should the higher number ones be a priority?

Yes, the higher numbered ones take priority.