So I'v spent around 2 hours with the biology study material and took one of the practice tests and got a 46/48 and finished the test in 12 minutes
I took the real PCAT around 2 years ago (admittedly before I took microbiology/biochemistry I & II) and only scored around a 65 percentile on the Biology section
I just feel like the questions were really easy... I feel like the real PCAT will be a lot harder and still feel like I'm not prepared
Any input? Or suggestions on topics to cover not in Collins?
The only thing I really had to look at was the endocrine system (glands/hormones) and refresh myself on the path of blood through the heart... everything else just seemed common sense and I feel like I'm missing something here
The only other thing I can think of is to go more in-depth with the A&P material and straight up start memorizing diseases (and their cause) along with random classification names of organisms
Were their any in-depth questions dealing with immunology/biochemistry? I feel like collins completely ignores these and even the A&P questions were somewhat lacking
I took the real PCAT around 2 years ago (admittedly before I took microbiology/biochemistry I & II) and only scored around a 65 percentile on the Biology section
I just feel like the questions were really easy... I feel like the real PCAT will be a lot harder and still feel like I'm not prepared
Any input? Or suggestions on topics to cover not in Collins?
The only thing I really had to look at was the endocrine system (glands/hormones) and refresh myself on the path of blood through the heart... everything else just seemed common sense and I feel like I'm missing something here
The only other thing I can think of is to go more in-depth with the A&P material and straight up start memorizing diseases (and their cause) along with random classification names of organisms
Were their any in-depth questions dealing with immunology/biochemistry? I feel like collins completely ignores these and even the A&P questions were somewhat lacking