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Looks like you've reached your ceiling for your third party FL's, so I wouldn't recommend taking any more Kaplan exams. Remember that Kaplan is a third party resource, which always needs to be taken with a grain of salt. You should use your Kaplan FL's mainly to practice timing rather than reviewing thoroughly. In my case, I took Altius FL's and averaged around 515, but on AAMC FL's I averaged around 520, which was the score I ended up getting on the actual test. Save your energy and worries for AAMC FL's, and move on from Kaplan FL's.
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With 5 weeks to go till test day, you should be moving on to AAMC practice exams. Take one of those to see how you’re doing. It’ll give you a better idea of where you’re at and what you need to address.
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Kaplan deflates your true score quite a bit. Take the AAMC, you may surprise yourself
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Take a AAMC FL to see where you actually stand
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- As others have said, Kaplan tests can deflate scores. I bet you are probably in a good place.
- What is your breakdown? Are you even or have a nagging weakness?
- It is also worth noting that you are in a solid place. Take a breath and count a few blessings because there are worse places to be than straddling the 510 line. You got this!
David D, MD - USMLE and MCAT Tutor
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- What is your breakdown? Are you even or have a nagging weakness?
- It is also worth noting that you are in a solid place. Take a breath and count a few blessings because there are worse places to be than straddling the 510 line. You got this!
David D, MD - USMLE and MCAT Tutor
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