how about this study schedule - 22 weeks

[cbrons]

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Berkeley Review Study Schedule (12 weeks)
Sunday, December 21 – Saturday, March 14​

Weeks 1-4 (Winter Break): Physics sections I-V (second book), General Chemistry sections I-V (first book)
Weeks 5-12: Physics sections VI-X (second book), General Chemistry sections VI-X (second book), Organic Chemistry sections I-VII (first and second book)
Monday – Friday: (3 hours max, skip every Friday before a Saturday workday)
Saturday: Every other Saturday, 6 hours
Sunday: Timed PS practice test and review

Examkrackers Home Study (10 weeks)
Sunday, March 15 – Sunday, May 24​

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Is this a good plan? The first 4 weeks fall during my winter break. Do you think covering a whole book of physics and gen. chem is too much?

 

[olemissbabydoc]

the firrst step to a good plan is simply a plan! your outline seems good. be flexible as you learn your areas of weakness and be willing to alter the plan if needed for the highest return result!

best of luck!

 

[cbrons]

the firrst step to a good plan is simply a plan! your outline seems good. be flexible as you learn your areas of weakness and be willing to alter the plan if needed for the highest return result!

best of luck!

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[alibai3ah]

I did Berk Review for MCATs too. It really helps with the physical sciences and bio section. So do all the practice passages; howevr, i felt like BR also gives you too much information (U DO NOT NEED TO KNOW) for the test, especially Bio. So Its good to go through it and understand it, but you do not need to know every detail in those books. Practice more than memorize

 

[Dr.Clippers]

hey guys where did you take your berk review classes at or will be?

 

[MilkmanAl]

I'd suggest going through everything fairly quickly at the beginning, before starting this schedule, and after you're done with your in-depth studying on week 12. You're very likely to forget things over a 12-week study period, and reading over the material beforehand will give you an idea of where you need to focus more time when you start hitting it hard.

 

[BerkReviewTeach]

I did Berk Review for MCATs too. It really helps with the physical sciences and bio section. So do all the practice passages; howevr, i felt like BR also gives you too much information (U DO NOT NEED TO KNOW) for the test, especially Bio. So Its good to go through it and understand it, but you do not need to know every detail in those books. Practice more than memorize

Practice is key, so make sure to do all of the passages. The text (especially biology) gives a ton of additional information that in all likelihood the MCAT test writers will give you in a passage.

On the MCAT, it is far more important to be able to determine what information in the passage and/or question is extraneous than it is to recall information.

BTW cbrons, your study plan looks pretty good. The only thing I'd change is do more BR passages and questions near the end rather than EK. You learn more from the answer explanations in BR materials, which is critical during your last minute sweep of the different subjects.

 

[BerkReviewTeach]

hey guys where did you take your berk review classes at or will be?

I think you are pretty much limited to Irvine, Westwood, Claremont, or Berkeley.