I've always considered myself a fairly intelligent guy. Mostly A's in college, despite having a very poor work ethic and barely studying (ok, I did get a B and C in Ochem 1/2, respectively). The MCAT is absolutely crushing my confidence, though. I studied my ass off last summer with the EK series and scored a whopping 27. I simply don't remember a lot of stuff from undergrad (I took the pre-reqs 3-4 years ago), and I have a really hard time applying them to passages. I just purchased the Berkeley Review books to see if they would improve where EK couldn't help me, but so far going through the chapters I'm feeling worse and worse as I stare in confusion at some of the topics. Often times I'll understand a chapter on whatever it's on, but then I'll have no idea how it applies to a passage that's thrown at me. Anyone else in my position that wound up improving enough to score competitively? I interviewed at a few schools last year but my poor MCAT came up in every interview, naturally.