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Has anyone that has taken the MCAT used the tutorial time to make a formula sheet? If so, what is your experience with it and what did you write down?
I did it and it helped me a lot. I wrote down every single formula I could possibly need. Didn't plan on doing it but during the actual test I was like might as well.Has anyone that has taken the MCAT used the tutorial time to make a formula sheet? If so, what is your experience with it and what did you write down?
did you categorize the formulas so that you didn't miss anything? i'm having trouble deciding the best way to remember to write down every formulaI did it and it helped me a lot. I wrote down every single formula I could possibly need. Didn't plan on doing it but during the actual test I was like might as well.
Has anyone that has taken the MCAT used the tutorial time to make a formula sheet? If so, what is your experience with it and what did you write down?
Wow, never thought of doing that myself! That would've come real handy in at least a couple physics questions (electrochemistry ugh!)Has anyone that has taken the MCAT used the tutorial time to make a formula sheet? If so, what is your experience with it and what did you write down?
I categorized it into however I remembered it. Didn't plan on doing it it just happened. Suprised how many formulas I knew.did you categorize the formulas so that you didn't miss anything? i'm having trouble deciding the best way to remember to write down every formula
not to be really annoying lol, but what topics do you think are the most important to write down and what do you think the most difficult formulas are, i'm having trouble deciding what to focus onI wrote down every formula I could remember. I tried to categorize them based on the chapters in TPR review books since that is how I remembered them. I did this for all of my practice FL's and on the real thing. It was a tremendous help.