u/itchadick

Hi
Just finished taking the Blueprint diagnostic, did not prepare at all. Just wanted a baseline. Not even sure if this score actually translates to the real world,ie aamc.

I was hoping to take the test 07/31. I know it's late but I feel really behind the curve content wise.

Detail- 1)I was most confident solving Cars and PS. The stuff I got wrong on PS was memorizable imo, everything else was reasoning based.

2. everything I got right on bb and cp was just guesswork with 0 confidence or a base of knowledge backing my decisions. I was literally looking at aa names and guessing if they sounded negatively charged or not, trying to recall stuff from biochem 3 years ago.

How best to improve my score considering above.

Hi
Just finished taking the Blueprint diagnostic, did not prepare at all. Just wanted a baseline. Not even sure if this score actually translates to the real world,ie aamc.

I was hoping to take the test 07/31. I know it's late but I feel really behind the curve content wise.

Detail- 1)I was most confident solving Cars and PS. The stuff I got wrong on PS was memorizable imo, everything else was reasoning based.

2. everything I got right on bb and cp was just guesswork with 0 confidence or a base of knowledge backing my decisions. I was literally looking at aa names and guessing if they sounded negatively charged or not, trying to recall stuff from biochem 3 years ago.

How best to improve my score considering above.