Can all this SDN feedback impact my MCAT concentration

[UoCfin]

Here is an article i just read and its making me trip out on something i am noticing here.
I spend lots of time on here looking for strategies and what not ( p.s: I actually sign in into SDN at work *talk about performance*...apart from that...not really*)
Gosh, is all this time am using on SDN actually negatively impacting my MCAT focus?

Read this article: quick read *think of it as VR practice reading*

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/08/120814100306.htm

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[MD Odyssey]

Here is an article i just read and its making me trip out on something i am noticing here.
I spend lots of time on here looking for strategies and what not ( p.s: I actually sign in into SDN at work *talk about performance*...apart from that...not really*)
Gosh, is all this time am using on SDN actually negatively impacting my MCAT focus?

Read this article: quick read *think of it as VR practice reading*

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/08/120814100306.htm

I agree. The first step in preparing for the MCAT is unplugging from SDN. Let the practice questions and timed full-length exams speak for themselves.

 

[UoCfin]

thanks man,,,and good notes you have on mcat prep.

 

[Thisisthelife]

What if the practice passages are speaking but what they're saying is absolutely awful?

I've been doing BR, timed followed by HEAVY post game analysis but I still am doing pretty bad on the passages (some not all). I do view these passages as practice and a way to target my weaknesses, however, I am confused about the percentage I should be getting correct. Although, I am fairly certain I should be getting less wrong than I am now.