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Where all are you applying?
Where am i applying? 26 schools... broadly... I wasn't really serious about the Harvard thing, I'm pretty sure I don't have the specialness. I'd love to go to UCSF
Where all are you applying?
Where am i applying? 26 schools... broadly... I wasn't really serious about the Harvard thing, I'm pretty sure I don't have the specialness. I'd love to go to UCSF
Where am i applying? 26 schools... broadly... I wasn't really serious about the Harvard thing, I'm pretty sure I don't have the specialness. I'd love to go to UCSF
I found your WAMC thread. 👍 Nice stats. We're applying to 6 of the same schools. Yay med schools!
Yup, you need that specialness. Like ksmi.
I found your WAMC thread. 👍 Nice stats. We're applying to 6 of the same schools. Yay med schools!
Yup, you need that specialness. Like ksmi.
I'm not special.
I found your WAMC thread. 👍 Nice stats. We're applying to 6 of the same schools. Yay med schools!
Really? I'm surprised we're only overlapping 6 schools. Oh wait, you're not applying to that many, right? ic...
thanks, btw 🙂
Dude... I don't get wtf you guys do for physical sciences. I hate that ****!!!! It's such a pain in my ass. If the exam was all verbal and BS, I would love it. I would even take some of the chemistry, but physics? Hell no!
Dude... I don't get wtf you guys do for physical sciences. I hate that ****!!!! It's such a pain in my ass. If the exam was all verbal and BS, I would love it. I would even take some of the chemistry, but physics? Hell no!
Dude... I don't get wtf you guys do for physical sciences. I hate that ****!!!! It's such a pain in my ass. If the exam was all verbal and BS, I would love it. I would even take some of the chemistry, but physics? Hell no!
I was lucky to have a really intense physics department at my UG. I think being an engineer also really gave me an edge on the physical sciences, especially with calculus based physics. I think calculus is pretty fundamental to the understanding of the basic principles.
But probably everyone has an "advantage" on one of the sections because of their UG studies. Except maybe ksmi... dunno if being a math major would help on any of the sections 😛
I was lucky to have a really intense physics department at my UG. I think being an engineer also really gave me an edge on the physical sciences, especially with calculus based physics. I think calculus is pretty fundamental to the understanding of the basic principles.
But probably everyone has an "advantage" on one of the sections because of their UG studies. Except maybe ksmi... dunno if being a math major would help on any of the sections 😛
i wish the mcat was all vr LOL
But it's mathy. That makes it cool.
Just keep practicing man. It will happen eventually.
I was lucky to have a really intense physics department at my UG. I think being an engineer also really gave me an edge on the physical sciences, especially with calculus based physics. I think calculus is pretty fundamental to the understanding of the basic principles.
But probably everyone has an "advantage" on one of the sections because of their UG studies. Except maybe ksmi... dunno if being a math major would help on any of the sections 😛
Probably might help on PS.
I think being a math major helped with my critical thinking skills. Upper level math's all about understanding why math works. I just applied that skill to what I read and stuff. Like I see bio classes as a lot of memorization, but math's like a lot of thinking. And according the AAMC math majors have the highest overall MCAT average... but there's probably a lot few math majors that actually take it.
I think being a math major helped with my critical thinking skills. Upper level math's all about understanding why math works. I just applied that skill to what I read and stuff. Like I see bio classes as a lot of memorization, but math's like a lot of thinking. And according the AAMC math majors have the highest overall MCAT average... but there's probably a lot few math majors that actually take it.
How long did you actually study for it?
hey you crazy 2014ers. Just got back from a week long road trip . . . one and a half weeks of waiting for my MCAT score down . . . three to go!!!!
i drove through many towns that i thought i wanted to apply to schools in . . . Cleveland, Rochester, Albany . . . i'm beginning to think all towns are the pretty much the same, some are just further away. i might cross a few of the furthest-away ones off my list, like Vermont . . . my trip gave me fresh perspective on how good Chicago really is. I could stay here. If I get in somewhere around here! 😀
hey you crazy 2014ers. Just got back from a week long road trip . . . one and a half weeks of waiting for my MCAT score down . . . three to go!!!!
i drove through many towns that i thought i wanted to apply to schools in . . . Cleveland, Rochester, Albany . . . i'm beginning to think all towns are the pretty much the same, some are just further away. i might cross a few of the furthest-away ones off my list, like Vermont . . . my trip gave me fresh perspective on how good Chicago really is. I could stay here. If I get in somewhere around here! 😀
Passively for two months. Hardcore for 1.
Passively for two months. Hardcore for 1.
hey look kissme got a mod upgrade
Hmmm, can you guys tell that I'm starting to get a little stressed now that the clock is about to click over to July and I'm still finishing content review!!!![]()
3 months should be fine.
just take the aamc practice exams they are a good predictor
Was that 2 + 1 = 3?
When you say hardcore, what exactly do you mean that? 4 hours a day? 5, 6?
Hmmm, can you guys tell that I'm starting to get a little stressed now that the clock is about to click over to July and I'm still finishing content review!!!![]()
Hmmm, can you guys tell that I'm starting to get a little stressed now that the clock is about to click over to July and I'm still finishing content review!!!![]()
just take the AAMC practice exams they are a good predictor
3 or 4 I guess. Never like a whole whole lot. I was on vacation for part of that month and then it was Christmas and New Years and LSU bowl game and things like that. I was still pretty busy
You'll be fine. I started practice testing like with 3 weeks left I think. Before that was all content stuff.
Well, we'll see tomorrow. I'm going to take AAMC 6 tomorrow AM...
think about every physics formula in terms of units. if you get to know the units really well, you won't need to memorize the formulas.
a kg-meter/sec^2 is a newton, right? so F=ma. the long kinetics formula? left side is meters so every term on the right side has to be meters, x=x+vt+.5at^2. <-- i don't have that memorized, i just thought about the units and figured it out
dude get off here and go and study!!! Stop letting SDN and us take you away from your studying man.
Personally, I would get off here and not come back until your test is over on July 18th.
think about every physics formula in terms of units. if you get to know the units really well, you won't need to memorize the formulas.
a kg-meter/sec^2 is a newton, right? so F=ma. the long kinetics formula? left side is meters so every term on the right side has to be meters, x=x+vt+.5at^2. <-- i don't have that memorized, i just thought about the units and figured it out
Yeah, that's not a bad idea. It's July 17th...
That's pretty impressive.
Although, I think it's actually x=xt + .5at^2
dude get off here and go and study!!! Stop letting SDN and us take you away from your studying man.
Personally, I would get off here and not come back until your test is over on July 18th.
zerial was right. it's vt since velo.*time gives you a distance.
we say that, yet we do the same thing in terms of our secondaries 😀
DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS FTW
i mean it. but since mcat is timed its better to just memorize and plug/chug imo.
i don't remember, did the MCAT try to pull stupid crap with units on us where we'd have to convert? cuz if so, then memorization isn't good enough