TPR practice FL

[Calizboosted76]

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Hey everyone, so I have been doing a lot of reading into strategy’s for studying for this beast of a test. I was recently gifted TPR total preparation for the MCAT. It comes with 4 FL. I want to add that I am still doing my undergrad and have yet to take o-chem1 or 2, physics 1 or 2, or biochem. I plan on taking the actual test next spring or summer sometime whenever I feel ready and am scoring consistently good. My question is with me not taking the classes listed above and not studying at all yet. Is taking one of the FLs and scoring 484 on it (I know terrible) unexpected? I feel like there is a lot of information that I am still to learn and I know my actual score will be a lot better after taking the classes and devoting everyday to studying for the test, I just value everyone’s thoughts here. Thanks!

 

[ArteryStudyPainting]

TPR FLs are extremely hard imo. Don't feel bad, even when you are completely finished studying. Even then, you'll probably only score in the low high 490s or 500s.

 

[Calizboosted76]

TPR FLs are extremely hard imo. Don't feel bad, even when you are completely finished studying. Even then, you'll probably only score in the low high 490s or 500s.

Okay awesome. Thank you for your reply! I was a little worried yes I don’t have all of the classes that are tested during MCAT but i didn’t think I’d score that terrible LOL.

 

[DrDumbDrum]

You're absolutely fine! Based on what you've said, you haven't taken a number of the prerequisite courses and you're about a year out from taking the actual test. Take the classes, stick to a solid study schedule, and use the official AAMC practice material to more accurately gauge your performance. TPR tests are barely predictive of how you'll actually do, so don't worry about the scores they give you. Good luck!

 

[Calizboosted76]

You're absolutely fine! Based on what you've said, you haven't taken a number of the prerequisite courses and you're about a year out from taking the actual test. Take the classes, stick to a solid study schedule, and use the official AAMC practice material to more accurately gauge your performance. TPR tests are barely predictive of how you'll actually do, so don't worry about the scores they give you. Good luck!

Awesome! I am liking what I’m hearing! Thank you!!!!