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Well, the wait is finally over...I ended up with a 32 S pretty much as predicted by my practice exams!
BS: 11
VS: 11
PS: 10
BS: 11
VS: 11
PS: 10
Hi Salty!SaltySqueegee said:What was the average scores for each of the subsections on the MCAT.
SaltySqueegee said:What was the average scores for each of the subsections on the MCAT. The scores in this thread seem quasi-ridiculous. Not meaning to rain-down on anyone, just staggered by the number of people with above 30 scores, considering a retake.
Oh, and congrats to everyone.
chopper said:Salty, as someone else mentioned, I think that people who did well are more likely to post scores. So, the scores you see here are probably skewed way high. Plus, I think SDN in general has the more neurotic pre-med types. So, take the posted numbers with a grain of salt. The national average is still around 24.7, and I think the average admitted student had about a 28. Numbers from AAMC . . . .
SaltySqueegee said:True, but from taking the MCAT back Aug. of 02', the posted scores seem to have jumped. Maybe the SDNer's are getting more neurotic? -or-did the testing results get skewed for 04'
All I could find on the AAMC website was the Aug 03 percentiles. However, I do know that when you get your scores, as in the latest and greatest April 04' scores, they provide you with the percentiles for that test.
Thanks, and yes I think my essential hypertension might be from the mountain salt I have consumed since I started this process of becoming a physician...
leechy said:Ha, yeah, the average MCAT of posters here has got to be like 10 points higher than the national average... I do wonder if the actual percentiles have changed... like if a 36 was a 95th percentile in Aug 2003 and is a 92nd percentile in April 2004, and a 40 is now 97th percentile instead of 99th... But gosh, I hope not! I don't want my Aug 2003 score swamped by a deluge of high scores... also, I doubt that the percentiles of scores have changed much, because isn't that what scaling is all about? Ok, outta here...
GoNavy said:P-9
V-11
B-10
30M
Considering I worked too slow and didn't get to 11 PS questions, I'll take by 9. Thought I could write better than "M" though...hopefully med schools won't care.
akpete said:I'm in the same boat as you.
10 VS
9 PS
10 BS
29O
I didn't get to about 10 PS questions too, so, i'll take my 9 in that, but I was hoping my BS and VS would have been a point or two higher, as well as WS. I don't know what to think about retaking. I think I could do better, but is it worth it, especially since those apps have got to be in as early as possible (pretty much right now!) is a 29O good enough? all you people with 35's are making me pretty nervous!!
Congratulations to everyone on their awesome, awesome scores.
SaltySqueegee said:Hi Salty!
Oh hey Salty, what are you doing here?
Oh, nothin' ... just hangin out, waiting for someone to post the Percentile scores for the April 2004 MCAT.
Cool, sounds like fun.
Yeah, it's not all what's cracked up to be.
Shouldn't you be reading articles for your research?
Yeah, but my brain hurts, so I'm clicking refresh on this thread instead.
Cool, well, I gotta run; take it easy Salty.
Yeah, see you around.
akpete said:10 VS
10 BS
9 PS
O WS
Is that good enough? I don't want to retake if I don't have to!! I have a 3.75 gpa, resident of WI looking to get into Madison.
adamj61 said:Does anyone else not believe that? I heard 42 was the highest ever...or 43, either way, that would be the only 43 in the country. I am happy with my 12 12 7V...even though the 7 scares me. Everyone on here seems to have done well, good work!
dnelsen said:I don't know if I believe it either. Let's do the math. 0.0% of the people that took the MCAT got a 43. That doesn't mean no one did, but it would have to be something lower than 0.0%. Let's say for the sake of argument that 0.04% of the people taking the test got a 43. Overall 27,586 people took the test, so 0.04% of 27,586 = 11 people.
So this person is one of the 11 people, if there were even 11?! From 42 through 45, the MCAT chart shows 0.0% of the people achieved these scores...
lorelei said:I didn't believe it when I looked at the score report; I had to keep checking back to see if they were playing a cruel joke. So I'm not offended that you don't believe me. I could PM you a screen shot if you want though
Seems like there must be something wrong with your math, but hell if I can see it.
dcm37 said:PS: 12
VR: 13
BS: 13
WS: L
38 :-D L :-(
I am applying to MD/PhD programs... I have no idea how I received an "L"!! I have always been told I am an excellent writer. I'd like to get some people's opinions on whether or not I will get an interview. Btw, I have a 3.79 GPA and am a Molecular Biology major.
Thanks!
Denny
lorelei said:I didn't believe it when I looked at the score report; I had to keep checking back to see if they were playing a cruel joke. So I'm not offended that you don't believe me. I could PM you a screen shot if you want though
Seems like there must be something wrong with your math, but hell if I can see it.
blz said:I saw it too, I dub her the MCAT Queen of SDN. Mad props...good luck at harvard