Low Practice MCAT scores - IN NEED OF ADVICE (4/9/11 test date!)

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Anyone? :-(

This was my experience - I took the MCAT after being out of undergrad for 15 years. Compared to my practice exams I scored 1 point lower on PS, BS and 2 points higher in Verbal. I did get some help with Verbal so that is probably the reason for improvement.
 
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This was my experience - I took the MCAT after being out of undergrad for 15 years. Compared to my practice exams I scored 1 point lower on PS, BS and 2 points higher in Verbal. I did get some help with Verbal so that is probably the reason for improvement.

Verbal would definitely be the hardest section to improve on, so good job with the improvement. :thumbup:
 

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Hi all, I am in desperate need of advice. I've been studying for the MCAT since mid-December and I'm registered for the April 9th exam. (I'm also a full-time student with 13 hour credits this semester.) I'm also taking the KAPLAN course, but it ended just last week. There is no way I can possibly move the test further down because I have a deadline to take the MCAT before the summer program. (April 30th)

I'm part of a pre-medical program called EMSAP with UTMB and basically all I need is a 24, with no section lower than a 7.

Problem is... I'm averaging around 21-24 for my practice exams. I'm starting to feel a little bit depressed because I'd like to get in the high twenties to feel a little more secure. But I'm thinking I'm feeling a little burnt out....Any advice and words of wisdom would be much appreciated!

LOVE this: :love:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=786361

It's called "post-phrasing!"
 
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