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Studying...studying...studying. As the days continue to go on in preparation for the MCAT exam, I find myself slowing down in my pace and weakening my attack on each topic, passage and so forth.
I've finished my content review using Kaplan, but I got hold of TBR recently as well from a friend. On the internet, most people are saying TBR is "over-detailed" and is much harder than the actual exam. What do I instantly think? "Well ****. Has Kaplan been under-preparing me? Do I need to do more content review with TBR?"
I'm stuck in that mentality and I'm thinking, "Boy, there are a lot of resources out there, EK, Kaplan, TPR, TBR, NS and more. Am I missing out if I don't use EK or if I don't use TBR?? I should study that instead then!"
I'm at a point where I find that I can't help but cycle in the slump of content review without actually doing more practice. I've done a few TBR passages (which are kicking my ass) and I'm not sure what my next steps (no pun intended) should be.
How should I get out of this slump and push myself to study as I did in the beginning? What has worked for you?
I've finished my content review using Kaplan, but I got hold of TBR recently as well from a friend. On the internet, most people are saying TBR is "over-detailed" and is much harder than the actual exam. What do I instantly think? "Well ****. Has Kaplan been under-preparing me? Do I need to do more content review with TBR?"
I'm stuck in that mentality and I'm thinking, "Boy, there are a lot of resources out there, EK, Kaplan, TPR, TBR, NS and more. Am I missing out if I don't use EK or if I don't use TBR?? I should study that instead then!"
I'm at a point where I find that I can't help but cycle in the slump of content review without actually doing more practice. I've done a few TBR passages (which are kicking my ass) and I'm not sure what my next steps (no pun intended) should be.
How should I get out of this slump and push myself to study as I did in the beginning? What has worked for you?