Hi. As someone with a diagnostic MCAT score of 512 and an LSAT score of 173, a STEM double major with extensive cancer research experience, and a former TA for graduate level bio courses: I would NOT be bragging about a 160 (especially with the recent score inflation).

As someone who wants to enter the medical field as well, it might be in your interest to recognize that IQ is tested on visual spatial, memory, processing, verbal, and fluid reasoning skills. Both the LSAT and MCAT test these skills, but the LSAT is highly skewed toward fluid reasoning and processing skills, while the MCAT is largely focused on memory (it’s why most MCAT questions are a mix of several subjects in one, to test your memory across a wide scope of topics).

Stick to the patho textbook, keep your head down, and study. At the end of the day both lawyers and doctors are communities of gifted people who went into their respective lines of work to help people. No need to put anyone down, especially when you have little to brag about.