Does anyone know any good sites to get outlines for college science textbooks?

[Raihan Mirza]

I know most of the people in Student doctor prepare for science exams by studying from chapter outlines, lecture outlines and then maybe notes or the actual science textbook. Is anyone willing to share with the members of Student Doctor what sites they had gotten their science out lines? Let me be the first to start. Be sure to put the book from where the outlines are coming from if applicable.

Subject: Biology
Book: Biology, 7th Edition Campbell
Website: http://sps.k12.ar.us/massengale/ap_biology_chapter_objectives & outlines.htm

Subject: Biology
Book: Biology, 7th Edition Campbell
Website: http://www.freewebs.com/apbiologyinfo/index.htm

Subject: Biology
Book: N/A
Website: http://www.sirinet.net/~jgjohnso/apschedule.html

Subject: General Chemistry
Book: Zumdahl's Chemistry (5th Edition)
Website: http://www.smuhsd.k12.ca.us/bhs/science-dept/marcan/references.html

Let keep updating this list and make it better. We can do this by finding websites or maybe evening creating pdf files of notes, lectures, chapter outlines or lecture outlines for basically all the sciences related to the medical field: Biology, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Physics.

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[MadHopsMD]

I am confused. What does this have to do with MCATs?

Trust me folks. All the books you need are MCAT books from Kaplan or Princeton Review or EK. All are good. Practicing problems is what matters most 👍

 

[Raihan Mirza]

well besides studying from MCAT prep books it can be a good idea to get a basic grasp of some old science units using outlines.

 

[RAD11]

well it's not textbook outlines, but try this website. it gives you an outline on what to study for the MCAT

 

[iclu87]

Dear Raihan:

Wikipedia offers a great site for free content textbooks:

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Main_Page

I have found it very useful for reviewing and researching further any topic.

Happy Holidays.

 

[abadri421]

I was lookin at the chemistry outlines and it looks pretty helpful..did you find anything on physics?

 

[TypeA]

This is a great idea...but why don't we move it to Pre-Allo or Pre-Osteo? Mod???

 

[Arsenic]

This is a great idea...but why don't we move it to Pre-Allo or Pre-Osteo? Mod???

moving to PA