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Hi everyone,
Question: I have the EK 101 Verbal book already. I've been scoring 8-10s on my practice tests in the Verbal section but only a 6-7 on the official MCAT (this is my third and, banking on it, FINAL time). Should I also purchase the Princeton Review Hyperlearning Verbal workbook? Or is there any other Verbal workbook you would recommend me to use on top of EK?
(I am also reading the New Yorker, Economics, Atlantic Monthly, Scientific American, and the Wall Street Journal daily. Currently about 5-6 total articles per day. I'm bumping that up to 10-12 total articles per day starting today. As well as doing Kaplan Verbal Sectional Tests -- I am a Kaplan Live On-Demand MCAT student.)
I don't want to burn myself out or buy any resources I won't get to, but I also want to make the most of my time and resources. Test Date: Nov. 7, 2014. Thanks!
Question: I have the EK 101 Verbal book already. I've been scoring 8-10s on my practice tests in the Verbal section but only a 6-7 on the official MCAT (this is my third and, banking on it, FINAL time). Should I also purchase the Princeton Review Hyperlearning Verbal workbook? Or is there any other Verbal workbook you would recommend me to use on top of EK?
(I am also reading the New Yorker, Economics, Atlantic Monthly, Scientific American, and the Wall Street Journal daily. Currently about 5-6 total articles per day. I'm bumping that up to 10-12 total articles per day starting today. As well as doing Kaplan Verbal Sectional Tests -- I am a Kaplan Live On-Demand MCAT student.)
I don't want to burn myself out or buy any resources I won't get to, but I also want to make the most of my time and resources. Test Date: Nov. 7, 2014. Thanks!