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I finished both algebra-based physics I and II not too long ago and made an A in both classes despite being extremely rushed and not being able to learn the concepts properly. The marks tended to be inflated due to a substantial curve on the tests as well. As a result, I can't say that I am necessarily comfortable with many of the concepts so I was thinking of doing some review over the summer so that I'm not completely clueless on the topics once the MCAT comes around.
I was checking out OpenCourseware for supplementary materials but it seems that everything is calculus-based, which tends to go overboard with formulas and what-not. I also have the MCAT physics book but I'm not sure if I should "waste" that resource more than a year before sitting down to study for the actual test?
Any advice would be appreciated!
** On top of all that, my prof was pretty terrible and didn't cover entire chapters on the syllabus that are supposed to show up on the MCAT.
I was checking out OpenCourseware for supplementary materials but it seems that everything is calculus-based, which tends to go overboard with formulas and what-not. I also have the MCAT physics book but I'm not sure if I should "waste" that resource more than a year before sitting down to study for the actual test?
Any advice would be appreciated!
** On top of all that, my prof was pretty terrible and didn't cover entire chapters on the syllabus that are supposed to show up on the MCAT.