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Not sure if every mcat was like the practice one i took but most everything you needed to answer the questions were given in the passage...If thats the case I don't really see the point in studying hardcore for bio. Obvi, there are what like 13 discrete questions but thats it..
thoughts?
Not sure if every mcat was like the practice one i took but most everything you needed to answer the questions were given in the passage...If thats the case I don't really see the point in studying hardcore for bio. Obvi, there are what like 13 discrete questions but thats it..
thoughts?
review bio or study hardcore bio?
I actually laughed out loud when I read the title of this thread. Not in a good way. Study.
Review bio and study hardcore orgo IMO.
Having just taken the MCAT, I feel like I overstudied for Orgo. While it can make or break the Bio section, the Orgo that is included is quite remedial. Know your basics and focus on intricacies in your Biology studies.
Having just taken the MCAT, I feel like I overstudied for Orgo. While it can make or break the Bio section, the Orgo that is included is quite remedial. Know your basics and focus on intricacies in your Biology studies.
Can you elaborate on "intricacies"?
Most of Bio is "Big picture"ish, but sometimes they can hit you where it hurts if you aren't prepared. Certain anatomy comes to mind, intermediates of metabolism, etc are all fair game.
The orgo on your test isn't necessarily representative of the orgo on every other test. Look at the topics list, not all of it is "remedial", at least in my opinion.
I've always said that there's enough organic on there to ruin your score. And I hope I've overstudied for every damn subject, personally.
Review bio and study hardcore orgo IMO.
Complacency ftw!Do you want to get the highest score you can get on every section of the MCAT? Then study every section.
The orgo on your test isn't necessarily representative of the orgo on every other test. Look at the topics list, not all of it is "remedial", at least in my opinion.
I've always said that there's enough organic on there to ruin your score. And I hope I've overstudied for every damn subject, personally.
Most of Bio is "Big picture"ish, but sometimes they can hit you where it hurts if you aren't prepared. Certain anatomy comes to mind, intermediates of metabolism, etc are all fair game.