My $.02 on the Kaplan online course-- They basically map out what they recommend for you to do before each class based on your diagnostic exam which will help you to stay on task; HOWEVER, their expectations can be a little ridiculous if you're involved in anything outside of MCAT studying, so you may find yourself simply trying to get through the material as opposed to actually learning it. The classes are about 3 hours long and twice a week, so I often found myself patting myself on the back for getting everything done but not actively learning. The Kaplan MCAT channel is AWESOME: They go over high yield material in detail and these are either live (on specific dates at specific times) or pre-recorded w/out the ability to interactively participate or have questions answered by the off screen instructors. In hindsight, I wish that I hadn't spent the $2000 for the class. You're eventually recommended to do a FL per week, and I feel the teachers and class don't put enough emphasis on practice questions early on as these tests are brutal and disheartening. If you take the class, be sure to supplement everything with practice questions. PM me if you have any other specific questions. Good luck!
