Okay, so this is my second time around at the PCAT, the first I won't even talk about because it was a joke. I didn't study at all and didn't put any effort into the test while I was taking it.
Just took the PCAT again on July 19th. I started studying mid-May about 4-5 hours a day. Verbal and QA were definitely my weak sections, or atleast that's what I thought. Here are my scores:
Reading: 26
QA: 21
Verbal: 30
Biology: 55
Chemistry:40
Composite: 29
I used Dr. Collins, Kaplan and 3 Pearson Practice exams, along with Cliff notes practice tests. I took the pearson exams within 2 weeks of the test.
My Practice test scores were pretty consistent. They were:
QA: 20-40
Verbal: 30-50
Biology:70-90
Chemistry: 70-90
Reading: 80-90
Composite: 55-75
I am not sure what step to take from here. I'm thinking about taking the Kaplan prep course. That's really all I know to do. I've always been a bad test taker, but this is ridiculous.. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Just took the PCAT again on July 19th. I started studying mid-May about 4-5 hours a day. Verbal and QA were definitely my weak sections, or atleast that's what I thought. Here are my scores:
Reading: 26
QA: 21
Verbal: 30
Biology: 55
Chemistry:40
Composite: 29
I used Dr. Collins, Kaplan and 3 Pearson Practice exams, along with Cliff notes practice tests. I took the pearson exams within 2 weeks of the test.
My Practice test scores were pretty consistent. They were:
QA: 20-40
Verbal: 30-50
Biology:70-90
Chemistry: 70-90
Reading: 80-90
Composite: 55-75
I am not sure what step to take from here. I'm thinking about taking the Kaplan prep course. That's really all I know to do. I've always been a bad test taker, but this is ridiculous.. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
