Which FL to take?

[Tobi222]

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Hi guys,

Do any of y'all have any recommendations on which is the best full length to take and practice with? I've taken Kaplan FL's before and they were alright. I've heard to take the AAMC later on towards my test date, so I'm not particularly looking into that right now.. unless you guys suggest it!

MCAT date: July 20th
I'm currently in school on my last quarter of my senior year! It's a pretty hefty quarter and I'm trying to finish strong. I'm finding a hard time squeezing in FL's so I'm not sure if I can take as many. Just wanted to give out this piece of information lol

Thank you!

 

[ItsAMeMario007]

Hi guys,

Do any of y'all have any recommendations on which is the best full length to take and practice with? I've taken Kaplan FL's before and they were alright. I've heard to take the AAMC later on towards my test date, so I'm not particularly looking into that right now.. unless you guys suggest it!

MCAT date: July 20th
I'm currently in school on my last quarter of my senior year! It's a pretty hefty quarter and I'm trying to finish strong. I'm finding a hard time squeezing in FL's so I'm not sure if I can take as many. Just wanted to give out this piece of information lol

Thank you!

Next Step.
Start with the half FL diagnostic and then take the full NS FL1. Those are both free so, if you have time and like what you see, you can purchase more NS FLs.

 

[DrDwayneJohnson]

AAMC FLs are by far the best predictor of score.

TBH it doesn't really matter which ones you take. I would just take as many as you can between now and test time.

 

[GoldPressedLatinum]

Next Step.
Start with the half FL diagnostic and then take the full NS FL1. Those are both free so, if you have time and like what you see, you can purchase more NS FLs.

Agreed. I liked NextStep way more that TPR. Save the AAMC ones for closer to the test