Orsay's "perfect score on the real MCAT"
I just got this book. Can anyone (seriously) explain the "raw score conversion" on page 443. This indicates that a score of 60 corresponds to a '15', a score of 37-40 corresponds to '8'. There are only 40 questions in a single test. There are no additional instructions or explanations regarding this conversion system. Either this whole page is an error, or I am missing something so obvious that I don't even deserve to take the MCAT.
I noticed a difference in the complexity in which questions were being asked on the actual Pearson study guide versus this one. The questions in this resource do not align as well to the practice test questions from the actual test maker. Also, it's very hard for a person using this resource to know what domain they need to focus on in order to successfully pass the assessment. I'm glad I didn't pay full price.