Examkrackers

[iPremed]

Hey!

I'm a bit confused on how the 1001 books work.

1. Do I have to buy a separate 1001 book for each subject or is there an all encompassing one?

2. is this the correct verbal book that everyone here seems to like: http://www.amazon.com/Examkrackers-...=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1238537619&sr=1-3

3. The complete study package doesn't include these questions right?

4. Is this worth getting: http://www.amazon.com/Princeton-Rev...r_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1238537801&sr=1-11

5. For TPR and TBR as well, are all the books separate?


So in the end..will i have to order like 10-15 books..? thats a lot of books and money...
Thanks!

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[JasoniusUW]

1. Get them for whatever topic you're weak at, there is no all in one, they're out to make a profit lol.
2. That is the verbal book
3. Complete study package has questions in lecture so in the lessons. It also has questions for each lecture/chapter, which are passage based and discrete and give you some scaled score estimate (not sure how valid it is)
4. No, that is just a book of practice tests, you're better off buying the entire hyperlearning set off someonee.
5. TBR sells books separately for around 50 bucks per topic. TPR hyperlearning can only be acquired through a course or buying off someone who has taken the course.

It is expensive, expect to spend at least 100-200 bare minimum, then AAMC practice tests.

 

[EgyptianDoc]

Hey!

I'm a bit confused on how the 1001 books work.

1. Do I have to buy a separate 1001 book for each subject or is there an all encompassing one?

2. is this the correct verbal book that everyone here seems to like: http://www.amazon.com/Examkrackers-...=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1238537619&sr=1-3

3. The complete study package doesn't include these questions right?

4. Is this worth getting: http://www.amazon.com/Princeton-Rev...r_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1238537801&sr=1-11

5. For TPR and TBR as well, are all the books separate?


So in the end..will i have to order like 10-15 books..? thats a lot of books and money...
Thanks!

1. Yes
2. Yes but this is the new CBT version. The older version is pretty much the same, except I believe it has more passages since this one is condensed for the CBT test.
3. The complete study package comes with the content review set and a practice exam
4. I don't think the ICC has the solutions for the passages. You're much better off going with the PR Hyperlearning Science Workbook
5. For PR, the books are separated by section (PS and BS) unlike the EK (Phys, Chem, Bio, Orgo)