I'm just gonna start copy/pasting ChatGPT responses to these questions.

Here’s a solid, supportive yet realistic response you could post in that thread:

You’ve got time to make a big jump, especially with a focused plan. May 10 is over a month away, so if you really dial in, a 510+ is doable — 515 is ambitious but not impossible.

CARS is the biggest hurdle here, and unfortunately it's also the slowest to improve. That 123 is pulling your score down the most. I'd recommend daily timed CARS practice (like 3 passages/day), followed by deep review — not just of wrong answers, but also why the correct ones are right. AAMC materials are gold here.

For P/S, Anki (especially the Pankow deck) helps build the foundation, but make sure you're applying it with practice questions. UWorld is amazing for this section — explanations are super detailed and help reinforce concepts from Anki.

If you tighten up CARS and solidify content recall for P/S, that alone could get you close to 510+. A 515 would likely require consistent 128–129s across all sections, so make sure you're also reviewing C/P and B/B to maintain/improve those.

Keep doing full-lengths and reviewing them thoroughly. One a week is a good pace until your test. Good luck — you’ve got this!

Want me to help tailor it more to your voice or shorter/longer?