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PCAT score means
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If you took the official PCAT, there should be a two digit number next to these that tells you how well you did on each section. For example, if next to your bio score you got 68, that means you scored in the 68th percentile (better than 68% of others). Hope this helps
That means you did pretty well in bio and chem, but terrible at everything else. Definitely retake.
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Definitely retake. Your composite score is 25. Competitive range is above 65 in my opinion
Honestly thats not THAT high for those two subjects most schools want to see 80s on chemwow how can you score so high on chem and bio but only 25 composite? i thought chem and bio were the big 3? shouldnt she get a 50? wat did u use to learn, pearsons?