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•This course is intense. The Comprehensive Review runs for 9 weeks beginning exactly 10 weeks before the MCAT.
•It covers absolutely everything on the MCAT. It includes four 2-hour classes each week and 7 full length simulated MCATs. Our practice exams are the actual AAMC tests.
•Although classes are 2 hours, lectures are only 50 minutes. A class lecture is followed by a 10 minute break, a 30 minute practice exam in the MCAT format, and a complete review of that exam.
•Compare this to our competitors: 3-hour lectures, little or no in-class testing, and little or no review.

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May I ask how many students are in each class?

Thank you Nick, for your reply, and for your work as an EK instructor! As an instructor, I'm excited when we have larger classes. It tells me that people are getting the word out about EK and that in choosing their course, students are doing more than just following the hype. But we want to keep our classes small, and would be happy to have more courses to accommodate more students without increasing the class size, and that's always the plan (I just end up missing the old days, when the economy was better, and the MCAT was administered only twice a year, when I used to teach classes of even 35 students). In my experience in the last 7 or so years, classes are, as Nick said, about 8 or so students in size (though this varies a lot with geography), and a large class is about double that size.
 
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