Feeling weak in BS...use EK 1001 Biology?

[BlueRhino]

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Hello all. I'm a bio major and I've got a couple weeks left of content review on SN2ed's schedule before I hit the AAMC's. I'm feeling incredibly weak in biology right now (maybe BR bio passages are really tough?). There seems to be a ridiculous amount of information that I need to know for BS. If I had to guess what I'd get right now on the MCAT, I'd predict 12 PS, 11 V, and 8 BS. Should I invest in EK 1001 Biology and do every problem or will I be OK going over EK bio again and doing AAMC's?

Thanks!

 

[MCVkid12]

Hello all. I'm a bio major and I've got a couple weeks left of content review on SN2ed's schedule before I hit the AAMC's. I'm feeling incredibly weak in biology right now (maybe BR bio passages are really tough?). There seems to be a ridiculous amount of information that I need to know for BS. If I had to guess what I'd get right now on the MCAT, I'd predict 12 PS, 11 V, and 8 BS. Should I invest in EK 1001 Biology and do every problem or will I be OK going over EK bio again and doing AAMC's?

Thanks!

Dont make the mistake of excessive content review like I did. I loved EK 1001 bio and did as much of it as I could. I did those instead of BR bio b/c it was too hard and not like the actual mcat. Definitely do EK 1001 bio if you feel your weak.

 

[paul411]

Don't do EK1001... It's pretty useless for MCAT prep. Just do AAMC, Kaplan, or EK Biology sections and do content review for missed questions.

 

[paul411]

Actually, I was just browsing the 30+ MCAT thread and some posters who did really well on BS said the EK1001 was helpful. I was a bio major so I didn't do too much bio review but if you need extra practice for bio, try EK1001.