Ladies and Gentlemen - I feel like this is a dumb question, but have to ask...
I am a non-trad going back into school as a pre-med student. I've taken Bio I, Gen I/II, and Physics I and II about 9 years ago. Professors at my school seem to think I can straight away take Bio II and the Organic series by just studying certain concepts (I have a list from them). My concern is the MCAT... if I take Bio II, Organic Chem I and II, and perhaps Genetics and Physiology during the summer of next year, will I be prepared to take the MCAT in July of next year?? Is this even remotely feasible? I'd like to apply to med school next year but not sure if I can swing the MCAT given I've taken a bunch of pre-reqs so long ago. Would it be sufficient to take a Kaplan or Princeton Review course in order to study concepts from all these courses I've taken so long ago??
I am a non-trad going back into school as a pre-med student. I've taken Bio I, Gen I/II, and Physics I and II about 9 years ago. Professors at my school seem to think I can straight away take Bio II and the Organic series by just studying certain concepts (I have a list from them). My concern is the MCAT... if I take Bio II, Organic Chem I and II, and perhaps Genetics and Physiology during the summer of next year, will I be prepared to take the MCAT in July of next year?? Is this even remotely feasible? I'd like to apply to med school next year but not sure if I can swing the MCAT given I've taken a bunch of pre-reqs so long ago. Would it be sufficient to take a Kaplan or Princeton Review course in order to study concepts from all these courses I've taken so long ago??