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I'm not being an ass. Here are the requirements for the medical school in my city:
4 Yr ApplicantsMean Cumulative GPA
2 & 3 Yr Applicants3.70Mean Prerequisite GPA
3.803.83Mean MCAT
3.9410.97Mean Writing Sample
11.46QMean Cumulative GPA
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4 Yr Applicants
2 & 3 Yr Applicants3.70Mean Prerequisite GPA
3.803.83Mean MCAT
3.9410.97Mean Writing Sample
11.46Q
Q
As you can see, I need a 33 to be competitive (after four year program), and a 35 after a year 3 program.
So that means I need 12's on the sciences and 10 on the verbal to be in a good position.
Which is really hard to do in 10 days time, but thnks for coming out.
I just did 3 physics sections from the aamc site, and got 14, 13, 14 (on 13 my brother was banging on my door, and I told him to **** off cuz I was doing a timed test, he didnt hear me, so he lock picked my door with a pen, and proceeded to bother me further).
hmm, even if i wanted to cancel my test, I dont think there is any way too, I checked, and couldn't see any. If I dont score 10 or more on the verbal part then I may just want to do it another day. perhaps I will void my results or something.
Really even though I get 11 or 12s on the bio section, I really don't have very many facts memorized (compared to what I could have memorized). I think I could increase my score because of that and because of the fact that I get some questions wrong do to reading comprehension (which could be improved by studing for verbal reasoning more).
I'm not being an ass. Here are the requirements for the medical school in my city:
4 Yr ApplicantsMean Cumulative GPA
2 & 3 Yr Applicants3.70Mean Prerequisite GPA
3.803.83Mean MCAT
3.9410.97Mean Writing Sample
11.46QMean Cumulative GPA
Q
4 Yr Applicants
2 & 3 Yr Applicants3.70Mean Prerequisite GPA
3.803.83Mean MCAT
3.9410.97Mean Writing Sample
11.46Q
Q
As you can see, I need a 33 to be competitive (after four year program), and a 35 after a year 3 program.
So that means I need 12's on the sciences and 10 on the verbal to be in a good position.
Which is really hard to do in 10 days time, but thnks for coming out.
Kill yourself...ive been preparing for four months and can''t even get close. You want to talk about nerves. Seriously, kill yourself!I started to study for the mcat about 10 days ago. I got through physics and general chemistry (spent more than half the time in those two sections). I improved my physical mcat score from 12 to 14ish. next I spent yesterday just rushing through the bio section of the mcat, and I at first scored two 10's (aamc) but looked at my mistakes, and wrote the rest of the exams for the bio section yesterday (aamc). the rest of the marks were 11's or 12's. I havent even sat down and looked at verbal yet. and my exam is in less than 48 hours. my original goal was to get over 40, but it seems I under-estimated the exam. today I am rushing through the physical sciences AAMC exams and am getting one or two wrong on each.
I am pretty nervous, I think I didnt really give myself enough time, and I think I will probably get above 30, but my nerves may lower my score. If I had more time to prepare I wouldnt be so nervous. Also If I had an extra month to study I think I could raise my Bio score to 13-14 range or better.
I'm not sure why but I feel if I write it on monday that I am letting myself down, and not giving myself a fair chance, that being said I will still probably get a 30+ mark (unless my nerves destroy me lol).
well that's my situation.
(I havent looked a the verbal section or essay section at all, and I have never writen this exam before, I don't really have time to look at it).