I keep seeing a lot of conflicting ideas about comparing old scores to new. First I read that 500 = 25, 510 = 30. Then I read that scores were initially going to be lower than average and that 500 did not equal 25. Now I'm reading that you're borderline mentally challenged if you're <502
I took the old mcat and got a 27. I retook it a few years later and just got a 500. I'm just wondering on a scale of 1-destroyed, how badly did I get destroyed on this thing? A 500 means nothing to me other than knowing that I did not perform well at all. Unless I'm interpreting this incorrectly, I was at least consistently bad and got the same score in each section, so no good and bad sections, just all bad. Yay for optimism
I took the old mcat and got a 27. I retook it a few years later and just got a 500. I'm just wondering on a scale of 1-destroyed, how badly did I get destroyed on this thing? A 500 means nothing to me other than knowing that I did not perform well at all. Unless I'm interpreting this incorrectly, I was at least consistently bad and got the same score in each section, so no good and bad sections, just all bad. Yay for optimism