All right, what's up guys. Welcome in. Here's why this group exists. A lot of you watched my breakdowns, nodded along, and then opened an FL and blind picked answers. You know your content. The problem is passage time, under the clock, with the AAMC trying to trick you. That's a skill, and nobody is born with it. You build it by doing passages, on your own first, then hearing them broken down, every week, with people doing the same thing next to you. So this is the schedule. Monday is the Section Focus post. Thursday at 7 PM Eastern is the Timed Practice Block, live, one passage or set under real timing, scores on the leaderboard thread, then the breakdown. Saturday is the Wins and Scores thread. First week of every month is the Score Jump Challenge: before score, the work, after score. When you're ready to go faster, MCAT University is the paid group: live group tutoring 3x a week with 97th percentile tutors, FL 1 to 6 and both Section Banks worked start to finish, and direct access to me. Try it free for 7 days: skool.com/mcat-university-by-erickmed-1743 Start with the Start Here course in the Classroom. Four short lessons. Then come back here and reply to this post with: 1. Your name, your test date, and your most recent FL or diagnostic score by section. 2. Your target score, and the one section that scares you the most. 3. The one thing you've been doing that isn't working. I read every intro. See you Thursday. You got this. Erick

Tonight at 7 PM Eastern. One C/P passage, five questions, ten minutes on the clock. Do it live with us or on your own before the call. When the timer stops, reply here with your score out of 5 and your time. I'll rank them in this post before the breakdown starts. Then we go through it together, question by question, and you'll see exactly where the AAMC tried to trick you. Recording goes into the classroom after. Leaderboard so far: 1. (open) 2. (open) 3. (open) Erick

First week of the month, so here's the challenge. Post your before score: your most recent FL total and the C/P and B/B section scores. Then commit to one thing from the classroom for the next 30 days. One course, one method, done every day. At the end of the month, come back to this post and reply with your after score. Top jumps get called out on the Thursday block and in the Saturday Wins and Scores thread. And if you're okay with it, your before and after becomes a story we share so the next person believes it's possible. I started at a 490 on my first diagnostic. Post yours. No shame in here. Erick