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I have heard from a lot of people that 5-6 months of studying is enough to prepare you for MCATs, means that one should start studying in the fall of their junior year.
But there was this guy who came to one of our premed club meetings and he is an assistant of the Dean of my state's medical school. He said that you should Start studying for MCAT in your freshman year, that way you can better prepare yourself for MCATs. He gave us this analogy that "See you have a very big cookie to eat, so is it better to start eating it in little bits from day one or wait few hours before you are supposed to finish it and start eating in huge chunks?"
So i just wanted to know from people who have taken the MCAT, that according to their experience and best knowledge when is it better to start studying for MCAT, or how much time one should utilize so that they can better prepare themselves for the MCAT?
btw i am a freshman right now
But there was this guy who came to one of our premed club meetings and he is an assistant of the Dean of my state's medical school. He said that you should Start studying for MCAT in your freshman year, that way you can better prepare yourself for MCATs. He gave us this analogy that "See you have a very big cookie to eat, so is it better to start eating it in little bits from day one or wait few hours before you are supposed to finish it and start eating in huge chunks?"
So i just wanted to know from people who have taken the MCAT, that according to their experience and best knowledge when is it better to start studying for MCAT, or how much time one should utilize so that they can better prepare themselves for the MCAT?
btw i am a freshman right now