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I heard a while back that reading articles in the WSJ, medical magazine articles, or old literary pieces really helped to prepare for the CARS section, to the point where some people needed very little preparation outside of this.
I wanted to know if this was generally agreed upon since I'd much rather not have to worry about focusing too much on it later on. (if it makes an difference, which it probably doesn't, I got a near perfect score on the reading section on my ACT (if general comprehension skills make any difference), but the is ACT is a literal joke compared to the MCAT I'm assuming)
I wanted to know if this was generally agreed upon since I'd much rather not have to worry about focusing too much on it later on. (if it makes an difference, which it probably doesn't, I got a near perfect score on the reading section on my ACT (if general comprehension skills make any difference), but the is ACT is a literal joke compared to the MCAT I'm assuming)
