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I am preparing for the PCAT on November 9, so I don't really have that much time left. I have 20 days, including today, but 3 of those days are going to be spent on the official PCAT practice tests and the day before is going to be spent on subjects I write down that always slips my mind.
I have read over all the material once and I am just taking the practice tests now. I usually start off getting 70%-80 on test, review what I got wrong, let a few days pass, and take it over again. I am bumping my scores up to 90%-95. I will probably wind up taking each practice test 3-5 times.
For those who studied with Dr. Collins and took the PCAT, is this the right way to study or should I concentrate on reading over all the material packets again?
I have read over all the material once and I am just taking the practice tests now. I usually start off getting 70%-80 on test, review what I got wrong, let a few days pass, and take it over again. I am bumping my scores up to 90%-95. I will probably wind up taking each practice test 3-5 times.
For those who studied with Dr. Collins and took the PCAT, is this the right way to study or should I concentrate on reading over all the material packets again?
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