Advise for a Visual Learner?

[krogers21]

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What study materials would you all consider as the best visual learners. My study method has always been reading with visuals to help aid me. I'm nowhere near where I want to be for my MCAT August 3rd (needing an improvement of around 14 points - I'm scoring mid 20s). Any help is greatly needed and if I'm wanting to test way too early to achieve such an improvement let me know! I've got a 4.00 at a state institution (chem major). My main struggle right now has been the bio sciences.

sorry for rambling.

 

[Gauss44]

http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/free-stuff/1247592/

the combo of chad videos and tbr served some people well

 

[Swagster]

the combo of chad videos and tbr served some people well

I agree. Best combo for conceptual and visual learning.

 

[sdm33]

What study materials would you all consider as the best visual learners. My study method has always been reading with visuals to help aid me. I'm nowhere near where I want to be for my MCAT August 3rd (needing an improvement of around 14 points - I'm scoring mid 20s). Any help is greatly needed and if I'm wanting to test way too early to achieve such an improvement let me know! I've got a 4.00 at a state institution (chem major). My main struggle right now has been the bio sciences.

sorry for rambling.

What are you scores Phy, Bio and VR about ?

 

[krogers21]

If you're wanting my scores.. I'm averaging 8 on PS, 9 on VR, and 6-7 on BS. I'm trying to bring everything to at least a score of 11-12. I haven't taken biology in over a year so I am thinking that may be a major reason for my lack of scoring on BS and I never realized that separation techniques were tested on the MCAT (silly me!) for organic chem. I'm just now starting my review but I feel behind already (hopefully testing August 3rd). I've been using EK Bio and finished Lecture 1 material, notes, and in-class 30-min exam. I'm hoping to start EK Org Chem Lecture 1 and EK Bio Lecture 2 tomorrow. Has anyone else ever used/tried a staggered study technique like this?