My test is coming up soon, and I honestly don't feel ready. Every time I review one topic, I realize I've already forgotten something else. It feels like no matter how much I study, there's always another content gap. Did anyone actually feel prepared before taking the MCAT, or is this just a normal feeling?
Recent test takers, what B/B topics do you think are worth reviewing one last time? Were there any high yield topics that seemed to come up a lot?
I'm testing soon, and I'm still struggling with C/P. What should I focus on over the next couple of weeks to improve?
I'm testing in about 2 weeks, and I still feel like I keep forgetting some concepts. Did anyone else deal with this? When you forgot something, did you go back and review the content, or just keep reviewing your FL mistakes and move on?
If you only had 3 weeks left before your MCAT, what would you focus on? What topics would you spend most of your time on? Would love to hear what you guys would do.
I'm testing soon and I'm not sure what's the best use of my time anymore. Should I mainly focus on bringing up my weakest section, or keep reviewing everything so my stronger sections don't drop? What worked best for you guys?
I'm thinking about redoing the AAMC FLs before my test. Did anyone else retake them? Was it actually helpful, or did you just remember most of the questions?
My test is coming up soon and honestly my FL scores aren't where I want them to be. Not really sure what I should be focusing on right now. Should I be doing more UWorld, reviewing content gaps, taking more FLs, or something else?
My C/P score has been pretty stuck for a bit now, and I'm trying to figure out what I should focus on. For those of you who managed to improve your C/P score by 5+ points, what do you think helped the most? Just looking for some ideas of what worked for other people.
Other than AAMC, which full lengths did you guys find the most representative or closest to AAMC style? Looking for a few more FLs to practice with.
What's the best way to review B/B without it taking too much time? I'm trying to find a way to review content quickly while still making the information stick. What worked for you guys?
Got a 513 on FL1 and then a 508 on FL2. Definitely wasn't expecting that and it's got me worried. If you've been in a similar spot, what did you focus on the most? Did you still end up scoring well on the real thing?
My overall score would be where I want it if C/P wasn't bringing it down. My other sections are usually around 128, but C/P keeps hanging around 124-125. What helped you improve C/P, and what can I do to bring it up without taking time away from my other sections?
Is anyone else's C/P score all over the place? Some FLs I'm scoring 128+, and then on others I can barely break 124. Not really sure what's causing the inconsistency. Has anyone dealt with this before, and what helped?
I've been stuck around 500–505 for the past few weeks and can't seem to get past it. Anyone else go through this? What helped you finally start seeing your scores go up?
Currently averaging around 125 C/P, 129 CARS, 128 B/B, and 128 P/S. I feel like C/P is the one section I just can’t improve consistently right now. What helped you guys bring this section up?
For people scoring 129+ in C/P, what were you guys doing that actually helped improve your score? when you reviewed mistakes what were you guys actually doing?
Anyone else stuck around the same score range rn? I keep scoring around 124 C/P, 127 CARS, 127B/B, and 128 P/S and my scores just won’t move. What actually helped you guys break out of a plateau? How can I improve my CP scores?
I spend a lot of time reviewing my FLs but sometimes it feels like I’m just going through the questions without improving that much. What worked best for you guys while reviewing mistakes? Did you write notes, redo questions later, make flashcards, or something else?
I am testing soon and kinda unsure what’s more useful to focus on rn. Should I mainly reviewing mistakes or redoing practice questions near the end? What helped you the most closer to the test?