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Hi guys!
I want to take an MCAT prep course so I don't get behind and have someone to assist me when I am stuck with some questions. I know it's expensive, but I think it will be really helpful to stay on my MCAT prep schedule.
My most feared subject is verbal... English is my second language and I am a slow reader (I came to the US when I was a junior in HS.. I finished ESL in 3 months and took honors and AP courses by second semester of my junior year. I don't know how I did that). I need help with how to read MCAT passage and work on the problems without getting distracted by wrong answers.
I am pretty good at physical science, organic chem / bio is so-so because I am not good at memorizing. I took pre-req already so bio part is not something I don't know at all
Among Kaplan, Princeton Review, and Examkrackers (I am not from CA so I can't take TBR course... :/ ), what should I choose? and why? Please share your wisdom =D
I want to take an MCAT prep course so I don't get behind and have someone to assist me when I am stuck with some questions. I know it's expensive, but I think it will be really helpful to stay on my MCAT prep schedule.
My most feared subject is verbal... English is my second language and I am a slow reader (I came to the US when I was a junior in HS.. I finished ESL in 3 months and took honors and AP courses by second semester of my junior year. I don't know how I did that). I need help with how to read MCAT passage and work on the problems without getting distracted by wrong answers.
I am pretty good at physical science, organic chem / bio is so-so because I am not good at memorizing. I took pre-req already so bio part is not something I don't know at all
Among Kaplan, Princeton Review, and Examkrackers (I am not from CA so I can't take TBR course... :/ ), what should I choose? and why? Please share your wisdom =D