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I bought all the Princeton Review materials (the ones used in their class) so I can self study for the MCAT. However, because I'm not taking a class I don't know how to structure my studying. I've just started studying this break, and plan on taking the exam in April.
Should I review all the bio, then do some problems, or do verbal first then some problems etc. I have a massive "biological sciences review book" and work book for this book. So should I read the entire review book and then do the whole work book?? Should I spend 3 hrs on verbal, then 3 hrs on bio etc? Whats the best approach?
For those of you who are self prepping with the Princeton Review materials, how did you study using their materials?
I'd really appreciate any help, thanks everyone.
Should I review all the bio, then do some problems, or do verbal first then some problems etc. I have a massive "biological sciences review book" and work book for this book. So should I read the entire review book and then do the whole work book?? Should I spend 3 hrs on verbal, then 3 hrs on bio etc? Whats the best approach?
For those of you who are self prepping with the Princeton Review materials, how did you study using their materials?
I'd really appreciate any help, thanks everyone.
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