sciencescience21
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I just finished my undergrad, plan on taking the MCAT in January 2021 and have taken all prereqs except Biochem. I bought a Kaplan biochem MCAT study book and plan to work through the content in 3 weeks (4 chapters/week) and then start my "real" studying of the other subjects. Has anyone else studied in a similar way (starting without formal biochem experience)? I'm worried that I will be behind the pack if I start my comprehensive studying of all subjects without knowing the Biochem content first, but also don't want to waste my time now if others think it best to take an online course through a university or something else?
I was a Biology Major, Pre-Podiatry, and pick-up/understand science material well but am a bad test taker, so had a 3.4 overall gpa with 3.0 science gpa. I'm very very new to all of this MCAT information and it's all extremely terrifying to the point where I'm questioning if I should even bother trying to study or change career goals so any advice would be great!
I was a Biology Major, Pre-Podiatry, and pick-up/understand science material well but am a bad test taker, so had a 3.4 overall gpa with 3.0 science gpa. I'm very very new to all of this MCAT information and it's all extremely terrifying to the point where I'm questioning if I should even bother trying to study or change career goals so any advice would be great!