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The Science Workbook was very hard and very good practice. The CARS book was very helpful, not because it was identical to read CARS, but because the passages were a similar length and the questions were in the same vein. They were pretty much comprehensive, but definitely went overboard on the math calculations.

The Princeton Review (TPR) MCAT Books: Expensive! I used these for content review but honestly, I ended up using Khan Academy and AK Lectures when I really needed to learn something.

Resources, in the order in which I used them. I also stopped a volunteering obligation which was disappointing but I think ultimately the right decision. To make time to study, I took one fewer class than usual and also easier classes so that I would be able to focus on the MCAT. However, I study better when I spread it out and this worked better with my schedule. I was apprehensive with this method because I had heard that 2-3 months of intense studying was more effective than 6 months of lighter studying. I studied roughly 4 hours a day, 5 or 6 days a week. Timeline- I began studying December 15 for the June 1st exam. By contrast, I spent alot of time reviewing Bio and Biochem because I had taken those my first and second years. For example, I finished OChem the semester prior to the semester I spent studying, so I only had to review it for maybe an hour total. I am sure that completing all the prereqs soon before my exam really made studying easier on me, as I only had to review certain things for my test for certain topics. The reason I mention this is because it made it easier to digest some of the harder passages I came across during my studying and the exam itself. I had also conducted research in a lab for 2.5 years, with a PI who really emphasized experimental design breakdown and in-depth paper discussions during lab meetings. I really also enjoyed all the memes about the MCAT, they were hilarious and made me feel closer to you guys because I felt like only people studying for the test would find them funny.ĭespite my username, I'm a traditional student with a pretty standard background who studied for 6 months, so this post won't be exactly groundbreaking, but hopefully somebody finds it useful.īackground- I am a rising senior at a four-year university and had completed GenChem 1+2, GenBio 1+2, Orgo 1+2, 1 semester of Biochem + MolBio, and Physics 1+2, prior to completing my exam.

/r/GAMSAT - Australian & UK Medical school Admission Testīig thank you to r/MCAT, you guys are 90% of the reason I managed to score so highly because my entire study plan was based off posts I read on here.

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