Does anyone find themselves looking back at old sources?

[nothing123]

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Hi,

Does anyone else find themselves constantly looking back at lectures notes from an undergrad course, old textbooks, even high school notes to supplement their content review? I do this for almost every subject primarily because I want to be thorough but I feel like I'm wasting too much time on it. Sometimes it's useful to clarify understanding of concepts but at other times, I can't even let go of a equation without seeing the derivation. I'm enrolled in the TPR course, are the books they supply 100% sufficient?

Thanks.

 

[SN2ed]

I never looked back on my old sources. I thought I would, but I understood EK's material. I don't know anything about TPR's content review stuff. It sounds like TPR might not be a good fit for you because you are doing a good amount of backtracking. Here's a link to some MCAT prep material: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=526267

You should be spending more time doing practice problems. When is your test date?