I took my MCAT back in June and got a sub-500 score with CARs being the lowest one of all sections.

I have been practicing reading passages and trying different approaches, but the majority of my problems have led to the same issue, which is understanding what the author is saying.

When it comes to reading in general, I can understand what the message is if I am not under time pressure, but for the MCAT, as you're aware, the passages are written in such an ambiguous way for me that I was not properly prepared for in high school or community college English classes.

The choice of words, the phrasing, and the way the sentences are written to convey a message or a point are what truly affect my performance. I normally do not struggle to read, besides the fact that I have vision problems, but it does not necessarily limit my ability to succeed.

I need crucial advice that can help me approach a passage with the problem I have.…