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I'm not sure how I should feel about it-- I did about a month of light-ish content review (I had just finished taking all the pre-req classes in one year, so I thought most of my content knowledge should still be there). I'm trying to create a plan for the next two months (taking it Sept 6) that would "optimize" my time to get the highest score, but am trying to debate whether or not I should put more emphasis on practice Q or content review. Here's my AAMC 3 breakdown:
PS: 10 (with most of the missed questions in Gen Chem; only missed 2 Physics questions)
Verbal: 10 (Most of questions missed were in humanities passages..have yet to do an in depth analysis to see where I keep messing up...I think I zone out on some of the passages)
BS: 8 (Largely missed Bio questions. I missed about 3 Ochem questions; but got almost half the Bio questions wrong..)
Composite: 28
I did write down which sections in general I consistently missed and plan on doing some sort of content review for those. Although I do wonder whether or not that means that Physics and Ochem I'm generally fine content-wise.
PS: 10 (with most of the missed questions in Gen Chem; only missed 2 Physics questions)
Verbal: 10 (Most of questions missed were in humanities passages..have yet to do an in depth analysis to see where I keep messing up...I think I zone out on some of the passages)
BS: 8 (Largely missed Bio questions. I missed about 3 Ochem questions; but got almost half the Bio questions wrong..)
Composite: 28
I did write down which sections in general I consistently missed and plan on doing some sort of content review for those. Although I do wonder whether or not that means that Physics and Ochem I'm generally fine content-wise.