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The AAMC PREview exam is a critical component to medical school admissions. This is especially true for medical schools like UCLA Geffen, UC Davis, the University of Massachusetts (UMass), Mercer University, Saint Louis University (SLU), and others. A lot of applicants from California specifically write the AAMC PREview due to the sheer number of schools in California which require the test as part of the admissions process. Some other schools don't necessarily look at the PREview for admissions, but recommend taking it or use it for a research-only basis.
The test is similar to the CASPer but it is in a multiple choice format instead of a text field or video response format. There are 186 items or sub-questions in total across the 75 minute test which spans 30 scenarios.
A great score is considered 7-9 and a good score is 6. These are score that you should be aiming for if you are applying to a medical school which requires the AAMC PREview (aamc preview) as part of its admissions process.
This video takes you through 7 tips that took me a while to learn but ended up helping me greatly in my preparation for getting a top score.
I am not affiliated in any way with the AAMC ( Association of American Medical Colleges ) nor do they endorse The Bright Doctor or any advice that I give. All opinions in the video are my own and do not represent that of the AAMC or any academic institution.