EK MCAT audio osmosis...

[CantStop_WontStop]

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What are some opinions on the quality of EK's MCAT Audio Osmosis??? is it a useful tool for solidifying concepts and worth the time to listen? has anyone used it for prepping for the new MCAT and was it applicable? (obviously excluding biochem/psych/socio).... my weak areas are chem/phys and I recently pushed my test date until July 22nd, so trying to utilize all tools available without wasting time.

Thanks!!

 

[FMDoge2020]

It has some mistakes on it. And it is designed for the old mcat. I find it not helpful.

Flash cards would be better in my opinion.

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[Marrowist]

Don't waste your time. Use Khan Academy and take practice tests. Far more useful.

 

[CantStop_WontStop]

yeah I'm using Kaplan 7 book set w/ flashcards, AAMC QBanks/Section Banks, new AAMC flashcards, TPR flashcards, Khan academy, EK exams 1-4, AAMC sample and scored exam... but I've been getting what I consider to be wrecked by the EK exams and since I have a 1 hour round trip drive m-f to my summer class I was thinking of using audio osmosis as a resource while driving... any other audio sources that exist?

 

[Ho0v-man]

You're supposed to treat it like a class and read ahead and then listen. I liked it all for one pass. After that, it becomes less useful. Except biology. I listened to that in my car until my ears bled and it really helped.

Edit: If you're driving that much, then I'd do it if you can find it for less than 100 bucks.


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