MCAT Practice Blunders That Steal the Most MCAT Test Points, Solved!

As a future doctor about to take your MCAT Test

, you've probably heard about the whole "right side, left side" brain conundrum.

According to neurologists and psychologists, most people favor either the left or right side of their brains. Those who are stronger on the left side of their brain are generally more analytical and tend to enjoy logical subjects such as math and statistics. Those who lean more towards the right side are generally creative and artistic, and excel at subjects such as art, literature and music.

As a MCAT practice coach, I'm confident in saying that most of my students are definitely left-sided. After all, becoming a doctor requires a great deal of know-how and expertise in the math and sciences subjects that left-sided people tend to flock to.

And that's why most students who take their MCAT review don't just fail the writing section; they completely bomb it.

When MCAT Questions Attack

Yes, you read that correctly. Unless you're gifted with the unique ability to balance both left and right-sided interests and mentalities, chances are you're going to do not-so-great on the writing section of the MCAT test.

I know what you're thinking right now. You're saying to yourself, "So what? As if any of these medical schools will even take a second glance at my writing score."

Did I catch you out on this? Then I'm glad: because one of the biggest MCAT practice blunders is not taking the writing section of the MCAT prep seriously. They ignore the warning signs on their MCAT practice test. They blatantly disregard MCAT warning after warning.

It's not until they receive the rejection letter from their favorite university that they realize just how vital it is to take all sections of the MCAT seriously!

What to Do If It's Too Late For Your MCAT Writing Score

Didn't catch my warning in time? Not to worry there are options for you to make up for a less-than-stellar MCAT writing score. All you have to do is follow my guidelines

And you'll see those acceptance letters come pouring in through your mailbox!

Many private American universities take the writing portion of the MCAT very seriously (after all, a good doctor needs to communicate well!), but state schools tend not to weigh these scores as seriously as their private counterparts. If you don't have your heart set on a private university, then consider applying to a state university your MCAT test scores will be considerably more competitive there.

Sitting on the border of a university's MCAT cut-off? Then consider getting your essay regarded by the AAMC. You'll be required to pay a sizeable fee, but it's a small price to pay when a couple of MCAT points is all that stands between you and the medical school of your dreams.

MCAT Practice Blunders That Steal the Most MCAT Test Points, Solved!

By: Nancy Dees

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