u/Creative-Strength360

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the week after studying C/P I go from 122 -> 126 .

the week after studying B/B I go from 122 -> 127 .

the week after studying P/S I go from 122 -> 126 .

no cars improvement 124

- but the week after -

my C/P goes from 126 -> 124 and the same goes for P/S. [b/b was this week so idk if it will go down] .

7/11 test.

yes I am doing Anki which was the reason my score went up. my only notes are anki so there shouldn't be anything I learn and is not reviewed everyday.

does this mean I am subconsciously learning the way AAMC writes questions which I forget the next week ?

I have taken fl 2-5 now and have not gotten a score close to fl1 cars which I got a 50% percentile which I'll honestly take at this point. consistent 15-20% percentile CARS ever since.

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from FLs. it helps to understand all the answer choices in Zaworldo but idk if random bollishd like Bose–Einstein Principle or like naming explosion is useful to keep ?? cus AAMC likes to torture us with odd things

For example in C/P my initial score was 122 then I studied just C/P to get 126. so I went to study P/S for a 3 days going from initial 122 to 128. after that three days my C/P when down to 124. On the other hand my bio section score went up and stayed the same without grinding practice bio questions. cars is just pray for easy passages.

If I finish all the AAMC chem questions I won't have any practice so I dont know if I should even finish it. I believe it's mostly about how to read each section. I need to somehow remember the reading speed and attitude for each section but its kinda weird idk.

I will be screenshotting your explanation and copying the text using apple's text recognition software.

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. monke just another me

When doing CARS passages - > How do I not use a previous question to answer a later question ? or it that what I should do ?

I dont know how else to explain this but it feels like that. I mostly dont understand passages and the questions give me information that I use for other questions. it works but is that bad ?

something about the combination of the time of the day and sitting down for a 6 hour test really messes with me. Im hella slow just reading words starting with C/P and then I become a superhero when the clock says 30 minutes left. should I be neurotic and do practice problems before starting a FL so I am fully activated ?

I take wayyyyy too much time in C/P and struggle to finish in time . when I review my fl I genuinely think I could have answered the question without reading the text and rather pecking phrases by skimming for the question. should I do that instead ? any other ways I could reduce time taken per question for C/P ?

everything on my computer works except the AAMC website. I have disabled my ad blocker and anything other extensions for that website. IT JUST KEEPING LOADING AND REFRESHING HOLY SHII . even if I try to access the subpage that I want to get to IT JUST REDIRECTS ME TO THE MAIN STARTING PAGE AND KEEPS REFRESHING. am I stupid ? or is that something others are experiencing ?

did fl1 and fl3 . didn't see any . I know like the concepts with the name in the concept are tested like kluver-bucy syndrome but I am talking about questions like blah allport came up with the cardinal,central and secondary traits in which the concept is named "3 basic categories of traits" so there is not point in knowing the name blah allport.

everything turned grey for no reason

fr blind path for so long

i feel like with everything i have done i learned if i did it with the knowledge i had after i completed i would have done a lot better. i dont have any guidance or peers to learn about the process other than this reddit community so that’s why i want to just try it once so i can learn how to plan around it.