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Anatomy portion
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hahaha, those are the three bio chapters I have flagged to go back over!
I am getting reeeally nervous about the math and chemistry sections.
I am getting reeeally nervous about the math and chemistry sections.
The break down of biology as specified by Harcourt is:
Of 48 questions, 8 being experimental so:
60% general biology (24)
20% Microbiology (8)
20% Anatomy/physiology (8)
So I'd say if you cover your bases with general biology and micro, you can get by on anatomy.
Of 48 questions, 8 being experimental so:
60% general biology (24)
20% Microbiology (8)
20% Anatomy/physiology (8)
So I'd say if you cover your bases with general biology and micro, you can get by on anatomy.
A/P questions are mostly general and doesn't involve the in-depth anatomical parts or the hardcore physiology concepts. Most questions are self-containing.
Some of the june pcaters said they only had one Anatomy question,not 8..Anyone that took the June pcat, can you guide us as to what concepts to focus on?
I'm using the Barron's A& P book, & would hate to waste time on unnecessary chapters.
I'm sure they won't ask about the muscles of the body or bones of the skull..or at least I hope not! I know the eye and ear are must knows!!
I'm using the Barron's A& P book, & would hate to waste time on unnecessary chapters.
I'm sure they won't ask about the muscles of the body or bones of the skull..or at least I hope not! I know the eye and ear are must knows!!
