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I am a fairly decent standardized test taker (178 LSAT, 780 GMAT) who would like to take the MCAT to teach and tutor it (as well as for the fun of it). I have taken gen chem and gen bio, but it has been a few years. I have not taken orgo or college physics (just a class in high school).
I also do not have a ton of time to devote to the test, since I am currently working pretty much full time. But I do have a knack for tests and quickly see the patterns in them.
I plan on looking at a chem and bio textbook and taking a physics course online, but would obviously like to focus on the essentials and then refine if I need to. I will also use EK for verbal and BR for bio/chem/phy.
With that being said, what would be the most optimal way to study the substantive material covered by the exam? What are the most tested concepts from bio, chem, and physics?
Thanks in advance!
I also do not have a ton of time to devote to the test, since I am currently working pretty much full time. But I do have a knack for tests and quickly see the patterns in them.
I plan on looking at a chem and bio textbook and taking a physics course online, but would obviously like to focus on the essentials and then refine if I need to. I will also use EK for verbal and BR for bio/chem/phy.
With that being said, what would be the most optimal way to study the substantive material covered by the exam? What are the most tested concepts from bio, chem, and physics?
Thanks in advance!