Hey guys,
Long-time lurker, first-time poster here. I've been using TBR and EK to study for the MCAT and I need some advice on how to approach reading passages. What I do is, I read through the passage once and then do the questions, and I only look back to the passage to refresh my memory or to make sure my answer is legitimate. This is working fine for genchem, ochem, and physics, but I find myself pressed for time on the bio passages, specifically for the berkeley bio passages. Is this just because their stuff is supposed to be ridiculously hard, or should I look into changing my approach? If so, what works for you guys?
Any help would be appreciated.
Long-time lurker, first-time poster here. I've been using TBR and EK to study for the MCAT and I need some advice on how to approach reading passages. What I do is, I read through the passage once and then do the questions, and I only look back to the passage to refresh my memory or to make sure my answer is legitimate. This is working fine for genchem, ochem, and physics, but I find myself pressed for time on the bio passages, specifically for the berkeley bio passages. Is this just because their stuff is supposed to be ridiculously hard, or should I look into changing my approach? If so, what works for you guys?
Any help would be appreciated.