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Greetings to all,
I need sound advice on this serious matter. I have taken the mcat three times. First time in 2009, scored a 14(5PS, 8VR, 1BS). That was before taking genetics, physics II, organic and biochem. Second time in 2010 scored a 20(6PS, 6VR, 8BS). Third time in 2012, voided it. I am registered for the jan 25th, 2014 exam. I have been studying 6-10hrs a day for the past three months using examcrackers and kaplan Qbank. I have gone though literally thousands of practice questions. I took all available aamc practice tests back in 2010 and never scored above 18. I have taken kaplan test 6,7,8 and scored 14, 17, 16 respectively. My goal is to score at least a 27 on the real thing. with only a month left before the exam, how possible it is tomake a 10 point improvement? I am leaning more toward postponing at this point. However, given that I have yet to score above a 20, what difference will two more months make. Maybe I'm just not cut out for this
I need sound advice on this serious matter. I have taken the mcat three times. First time in 2009, scored a 14(5PS, 8VR, 1BS). That was before taking genetics, physics II, organic and biochem. Second time in 2010 scored a 20(6PS, 6VR, 8BS). Third time in 2012, voided it. I am registered for the jan 25th, 2014 exam. I have been studying 6-10hrs a day for the past three months using examcrackers and kaplan Qbank. I have gone though literally thousands of practice questions. I took all available aamc practice tests back in 2010 and never scored above 18. I have taken kaplan test 6,7,8 and scored 14, 17, 16 respectively. My goal is to score at least a 27 on the real thing. with only a month left before the exam, how possible it is tomake a 10 point improvement? I am leaning more toward postponing at this point. However, given that I have yet to score above a 20, what difference will two more months make. Maybe I'm just not cut out for this