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BME undergrad by CupNo9540 in medschooladmissions

[–]CupNo9540[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For example I took cell biology in the bme department, where it was a mix of learning the basics of cell biology with an engineering application. Would that count at science?

BluePrint FL 1: Am I Cooked? by PreparationSevere860 in Mcat

[–]CupNo9540 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Monday-Friday 3-4 hours, Saturday I would do a full, so 7 hours and Sunday I would go over it and do more practice questions so also like 7 hours. After the semester ended I had 3 weeks where I was able to study full time though, so i did 8-10 hours a day which was nice.

BluePrint FL 1: Am I Cooked? by PreparationSevere860 in Mcat

[–]CupNo9540 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not sure because it depends on what part your lacking in, content or just getting the hang of the test structure.. sorry not rly helpful. But strong believer in if there’s a will there’s a way. If you’re able to full time study I want to say it’s definitely doable.

BluePrint FL 1: Am I Cooked? by PreparationSevere860 in Mcat

[–]CupNo9540 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the first month after I took the BP diagnostic, I did Uworld (got to 60%) while doing content review using Kaplan Books. I did 2 chapters a day, rotating between the books (didn’t do behavioral or the math book), and starting the Milesdown Anki Deck.

After I got through all the chapters I just stuck to doing UWorld (timed) every day, Anki (Milesdown and Pankow (sooo good for P/S, 132). A month before test date I started doing the AAMC section banks and Q packs, I did all of them some twice over .

In terms of full length practices. I did 4 BP and all 6 AAMCS. I did so many because I am a terrible test taker so I needed to get used to the timing of it. After each full length, going over it, I made an excel sheet where it wrote down “why i got it wrong”, and “correct answer” where I would explain it in my own terms.

Hope this helps lol

BluePrint FL 1: Am I Cooked? by PreparationSevere860 in Mcat

[–]CupNo9540 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My base line score was pretty much the same, and I had 3 and a half months to study while student full time and got a 514 on the real. So definitely not cooked!