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It was my happiest phone call of the day. “Guess what!?!” said the excited voice on the other end of the line. “I did it! I got my scores back–and I got a 514 on the MCAT! The 91st percentile! Better than 91% of the population! I am ecstatic!”
“Whoo hoo!” I almost shouted. “I knew you could do it! I’m not surprised one bit!”
This happy phone call was a far cry from the call this same girl and I had had the previous April, when she’d contacted me in tears to ask for my professional help with her med school application. On that day she’d told me in a quavering voice that even though she’d done the best, most thorough MCAT prep she could and had scored high on multiple practice tests, she’d pretty much bombed the actual MCAT exam. “Now I’ll have to pay a ton of money to take another MCAT class,” she’d said, trying not to cry. “It’ll take me months to prep for the MCAT all over again. My med school application won’t be in until late–”
“Hold on,” I’d told her.
“What did you eat before testing?”
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