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farleyisgod said:PS 6
VR 6
BS 6
AAMC was 9 points off for me, pretty inaccurate in my case.jhk43 said:how accurate is AAMC? any posts like this from last yr?
Yah. But, in theory, the AAMC practice exams are the best predictors of results on the real thing. After all, they *are* real MCATs, unlike the test-prep company versions.Pinkertinkle said:Some of you guys are pretty optimistic.
Pinkertinkle said:AAMC was 9 points off for me, pretty inaccurate in my case.
jhk43 said:eeks, what happened to ya'll who were 4-9 points off AAMC pracice?? 🙁:
That's not necessarily a bad thing. 🙂 🙂 🙂jhk43 said:eeks, what happened to ya'll who were 4-9 points off AAMC pracice?? 🙁:
captbadass said:Cerb, I noticed you are interested in USUHS. I've been looking at that place a lot lately, too. Sounds like an interesting option if you can handle the service commitment. Well, I got to write an econ paper by friday so I better get back to it. peace.
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thekegalman said:dont count your chickens before they hatch!

despite the fact that i dont feel that great about the test, i dont believe in falsely setting my expectations low just so i dont feel bad later.indyzx said:ill play along...
what ill get if i hit what i perceive to be my potential... 13P, 12V, 12B (37, yay!!)
what i will probably get... 12P, 10-11V, 11B (33-34, yay.)
liverotcod said:I'm probably jinxing myself:
13P 13V 13B, R for 39R.
JKDMed said:VR - 10<x<13
BS - 7<x<11
PS - 6<x<10
safariwagon said:Well, I felt pretty good walking out of the test. I did not feel like there was anything out there that I could not see through or make sense out of. Walking out I felt like I hit the mid 30's.
I went to bed that night thinking that I would score whatever the temperature was when I woke up...as soon as my buzzer went off I looked at my indoor/outdoor thermometer and it said 37.2. During the test day numbers kept combining to make 37. I'm not predicting that, but I think it is possible.
Cerberus said:I dont really see the point of making predictions.