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I just knew that I had 2-4 hours each day after work, and that I felt worse on certain topics/sections than on others. Do what works best for your individual style. The closest I came was counting how many FLs I had and then counting out how many Saturdays I’d need to take them all. I did BP FL 1-5, AAMC FL 1, BP 6, AAMC 2-4, then BP FL 7.Īlso of note, I did not have a study plan/guide. Sundays were for sleeping in (the MCAT is a marathon, not a sprint), reviewing the previous day's FL, some content review, and running errands for the coming week. Saturday nights were to relax after the exams (you need breaks, don't tell yourself otherwise). Even when you're as far from the content as I was (see below). Two and a half to three months of part-time study is an insane amount of time if you use it well. If you think you're short on time, you're not. Then I started studying, 2-4 hours per night after work every day. I screwed around most nights and suddenly it was mid-June. Study timing: I scheduled my MCAT (Sept 28th) on May 7th, and told myself I'd study every day till the exam. That included full-time in-person work at the hospital for the duration of the pandemic while fitting studying in after the workday. My background: I completed a dual degree in biomedical engineering in 2018/2019 and have worked in clinical research since spring, 2019. With time, I weaned myself off that I didn’t look up anything in AAMC FL 4 or NS/BP FL 7. Like I didn’t know the AAs or TCA cycle or other things that you’d “know” for test day, so I’d always look them up. I wouldn't always change my answers, but my earlier scores were definitely inflated.

This is NOT a good habit if you're someone who will come to rely on being able to look things up. Throughout my practice exams (both NS/BP and AAMC), I'd look things up during the exams out of a combination of extreme curiosity and annoyance that I didn't know something. NS/BP FLs: 497 (diagnostic), 512, 510, 509, 509, 511, 511, 511 (last NS/BP FL taken after AAMC FL 4)Ĭaveat/note here because I don't want to mislead. It seems like people are asking a bunch about prepping to test next January, so I figured I'd put this up since we're right at the start of the timeframe I followed (started studying 6/20 and tested 9/20). /r/GAMSAT - Australian & UK Medical school Admission Test.P/S = Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior (Tentative) AAMC Sample FL Score ConversionĬ/P = Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological SystemsĬARS = Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skillsī/B = Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems # Correct -> Scaled Score Converter for AAMC Material

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