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Hey everyone, will try and make this short and sweet.
My 2nd attempt at this thing is 5/18 (subject to change of course) I'm only applying DO so time is more on my side. My first attempt was July 2017 and I scored a 498.
Content wise, I seem to be ok. When there are questions on amino acids, periodic trends, general content knowledge etc., I get the answer on my practice material right more times than not.
The problem is interpretation...always has been.
So basically comprehension, which is funny because writing and English were some of my strengths in undergrad. Questions like "Why did the scientists likely use this instead of that?".
Is there a straetgwey anyone can recommend or to just practice?
Right now I'm taking questions like this slowly so I can really think about them and then work on speed.
My target score is a 505 and anything over 500 I will honestly be jumping up and down (pre MDs can come in and laugh now).
I honestly believe I have what it takes to be a physician based on all my experience in this incredible field and I refuse to give up on my dreams. This is not plan A or B, it's plan Z as well...
My 2nd attempt at this thing is 5/18 (subject to change of course) I'm only applying DO so time is more on my side. My first attempt was July 2017 and I scored a 498.
Content wise, I seem to be ok. When there are questions on amino acids, periodic trends, general content knowledge etc., I get the answer on my practice material right more times than not.
The problem is interpretation...always has been.
So basically comprehension, which is funny because writing and English were some of my strengths in undergrad. Questions like "Why did the scientists likely use this instead of that?".
Is there a straetgwey anyone can recommend or to just practice?
Right now I'm taking questions like this slowly so I can really think about them and then work on speed.
My target score is a 505 and anything over 500 I will honestly be jumping up and down (pre MDs can come in and laugh now).
I honestly believe I have what it takes to be a physician based on all my experience in this incredible field and I refuse to give up on my dreams. This is not plan A or B, it's plan Z as well...