Completed ~93% of UW in 1 to 1.5 weeks
Read Crush all the way through
Did ~40% of the UW CCS cases
UW SAS: 540, estimated 229
NBME CMSSA (only one form): 540. There is no score prediction (in other words, useless!)
Scored ~60-64% on UW qbank overall, averaged 64, MOSTLY in timed random mode, although I did some tutor mode too, and would change answers periodically when I made a purely stupid mistake...
(this is why you should ignore UW percentile data, confounded by tutor mode and/or reviewed questions...)
Test day: made some stupid mistakes, and I knew it. Got angry at myself. Had several of those sequential questions where the second part gave away the first one's answer, and I knew I got the first one wrong. Total mind#$%&. Save those for last, for your own psyche, or you'll sit there stewing in your own fury like I did and likely get even more wrong! Also I completely bombed one section, ran out of time with >6 MCQ's left. Had a terrible FIRST case on my CCS, bombed that one big time, realized the diagnosis at the "5 minute mark" and my patient never improved. LOL. Other CCS cases I'm fairly confident I did well, most of them ended early, and I felt very prepared by my overall intern year experience, as far as work-up, orders, management, etc goes.
Actual test:
mid 230's / 99. Very happy
My step 2-CK was much much higher, >240,
however, if you look at the statistics, my lower step 3 score represents better overall performance, because I was one standard deviation above the mean on Step 3, but only 0.9 SD above the mean on step 2.
Do not view the 3 digit score as equal among all test administrations and all test formats. This is the reason you will see a widespread distribution of "lower scores" on Step 3 relative to prior exams among test-takers... step 3 average score and SD are both smaller.