Well....If they are in..Let's here it!

[wooo]

Start the posts a rollin'

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[Jamier2]

Mine came this morning, mailman was 1/2 an hour late, but the scores made up for it. I got almost exactly what I thought I did. Except for the writing sample I am pleased.

 

[fishtolive]

I'm just happy I'll never have to look at those damn Princeton Review books again. It's over and I'm gonna celebrate!

 

[12R34Y]

AMEN!!!! Never again will I have to take this horrible exam. I'm very excited.

later and congrats to all

 

[AltruismINC]

I just got mine in Tustin, CA (Orange County)!

I was pretty happy - I got a R in writting - I was almost certain I was going to get a J. At the end of the writing sample I realized I adddressed the topic wrong. But my essays were cretive, so I think that helps a lot. (And my grammar and structure sucks ass, BTW) Oh yeah for reference, I got a 10V, 11P, 13B. These were the >exact< same scores I got on the first test in the REA MCAT test book. Also, I got a 37 in the AAMC Practice Test 3, so I think that test was too easy in comparison to the real thing. Anybody else have similar practice test results to the real thing?

 

[lilycat]

Congrats everyone!

By the way, AltruismINC, Tustin?!?! Did you go to Foothill HS? Are you familiar with Osaka Kappo for Japanese food? There is a small little Tustin contingent on these boards already...

 

[Luminox]

Scores arrived in rural east Texas this morning. Postmarked June 15th, for what it's worth. Good luck everyone and hope everything goes YOUR way!

Lumi

 

[AltruismINC]

Hey Lilycat, yeah I only live in Tustin cause I go to UCI and the on-campus housing cost is outrageous ($1800/mo this year for a 2 bedroom). I went to Covina high school, in the good ole city of Covina (25 mi east of LA, subububbububbuburbs).

 

[bonbon81]

hey lilycat, foothill high in tustin? i went there, graduated in 1998! i definitely miss being back in cali, but once these application are sent out to amcas, i'll be headed home. just started reading these posts, and they've been really helpful.

 

[Winged Scapula]

Congrats to everyone who did well and condolences (and tissues) to those who fared less well.

Just think...USMLE Step 1 in less than 3 years for those applying this year!

 

[Jamier2]

Originally posted by Kimberli Cox:
•Just think...USMLE Step 1 in less than 3 years for those applying this year! •

I'm so elated now that I'm actually looking forward to that.