I think you are wrong about life time limits. I think that they count a limit if you void or not and if you don't cancel by the bronze test cancellation date then it will count against you regardless. I'm not completely sure but I think this is true from last time I called AAMC. The representative told me it was too late to cancel and it was counting against my life time count and I should at least take it and void it at the end. Also, the restroom situation is tricky. That 10 minutes disappears and people have lost time on the test. Also, people who drink coffee and energy drinks will need to watch out that they can hold it or else risk loosing by being forced to take a restroom break. I literally have heard of people wearing adult diapers into the test just for this reason and letting it go if it came to it. Honestly, I can't blame them.
Just checked and you are right about voiding the test! Thank you for pointing that out, I’ll try to edit the video to make that correction. The bathroom situation is tricky but as long as you can go within your 10 minute break you should be okay. That’s why I recommended monitoring your intake of liquids, especially caffeinated ones if you’re sensitive to that kind of thing. Thanks again!
Hey! I’m using this video to make two questions about the 4mo study plan. #1: Where do I fit the AAMC section banks and questions packs into the study plan? I know the last month is devoted to FLs and was curious about where the other AAMC materials are used, if they are used. #2: The study plan should be completed studying how many hours a day approximately? I have a part time job, and I’m wondering if dedicating 4-5 hours a day is enough to finish the plan in 4 months. Thanks for all the videos 😊❤
You're welcome for making the videos! 1. We didn't work in the AAMC SB or QP because we were trying to keep it as close to free as possible. However, if you've got them, it's always a great idea to get more practice. So nothing set in stone, but intently hitting a couple passages a day goes a long way. 2. Everyone is different so it's hard to give a time limit. If I were you, I'd just try splitting it up first and seeing if I could knock it out in 4-5 hours per day and if not, you can either try to find more hours in the day or you can extend the program to a 5 month program.
I think you are wrong about life time limits. I think that they count a limit if you void or not and if you don't cancel by the bronze test cancellation date then it will count against you regardless. I'm not completely sure but I think this is true from last time I called AAMC. The representative told me it was too late to cancel and it was counting against my life time count and I should at least take it and void it at the end. Also, the restroom situation is tricky. That 10 minutes disappears and people have lost time on the test. Also, people who drink coffee and energy drinks will need to watch out that they can hold it or else risk loosing by being forced to take a restroom break. I literally have heard of people wearing adult diapers into the test just for this reason and letting it go if it came to it. Honestly, I can't blame them.
Just checked and you are right about voiding the test! Thank you for pointing that out, I’ll try to edit the video to make that correction.
The bathroom situation is tricky but as long as you can go within your 10 minute break you should be okay. That’s why I recommended monitoring your intake of liquids, especially caffeinated ones if you’re sensitive to that kind of thing.
Thanks again!
thank you so much for this! testing soon and had no clue about so many aspects of the aspect test day
Hey! I’m using this video to make two questions about the 4mo study plan.
#1: Where do I fit the AAMC section banks and questions packs into the study plan? I know the last month is devoted to FLs and was curious about where the other AAMC materials are used, if they are used.
#2: The study plan should be completed studying how many hours a day approximately? I have a part time job, and I’m wondering if dedicating 4-5 hours a day is enough to finish the plan in 4 months.
Thanks for all the videos 😊❤
You're welcome for making the videos!
1. We didn't work in the AAMC SB or QP because we were trying to keep it as close to free as possible. However, if you've got them, it's always a great idea to get more practice. So nothing set in stone, but intently hitting a couple passages a day goes a long way.
2. Everyone is different so it's hard to give a time limit. If I were you, I'd just try splitting it up first and seeing if I could knock it out in 4-5 hours per day and if not, you can either try to find more hours in the day or you can extend the program to a 5 month program.
voiding the exam does still count in your total
thanks
If you are in Africa ( power to us), you can write MCAT in Johannesburg:
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Sweet potato, protein shake trail mix and a Redbull 🙌🏻🤣 will never taste the same again
I was biting chunks off a dark chocolate bar like a Neanderthal
i have a jade bracelet i cannot take off on my wrist - do you think they will give this a pass if i physically can't slide it off my hand ?
I would reach out to AAMC prior to your test
I have a ring that I wore everyday on my right ring finger they won't allow it?
Did you say we can or can’t bring our own ear plugs?
Cannot! They will provide you with some
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