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u/DifficultChocolate58

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Extender Help

I have Verizon FIOS wifi and recently put an extender in my room to connect ethernet to my PC. I am using the extender wirelessly. I am also thinking about placing one (wirelessly as well) in my basement. Is this a good idea or do the extenders significantly reduce the connection speeds of the main router?

I don't have any other ethernet ports to be able to do a wired connection.

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u/DifficultChocolate58 — 2 months ago
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Just took FL2

Did pretty well on my CARS in FL1 but tanked it on FL2. Though I improved in CP and BB. Still working on PS though, definitely my weakest point.

FL1 Scores: 128/128/127/125

Testing july 31. any tips?!

u/DifficultChocolate58 — 4 months ago
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First AAMC FL

Testing July 31st and just took my first AAMC FL. How am I looking?

B/B score was definitely a surprise as it has been the section I have been performing the best on (UEarth and qbanks) while I tend to perform worse on C/P.

CARS isn't a real worry either for me, just need to work on maintaining focus as I usually get burnt out by the 5th passage.

Definitely need to improve my P/S score, but that really isn't a worry for me as I have been doing MrPankow anki cards for the past 2 weeks and have been getting through it.

u/DifficultChocolate58 — 4 months ago
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Learn Physics?

I'm taking my MCAT 7/31 and Physics is definitely my weak point. I been using Captainhook anki deck for everything else, but it just doesn't work for me with physics, so I have been doing UEarth questions blindly and trying to learn from them by making anki cards from my mistakes or walking through the problem.

Is this the way to go? What are some of your strategies for reviewing physics and approaching problems?

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u/DifficultChocolate58 — 4 months ago