In the mean time

[freeriderorsomething]

My gpa is not perfect (upward trend) so I want to (need to) knock the MCAT out of the park! I have a year and a half before I finish all prerequisites and will begin a 7 month study schedule. It might seem like a lot, but I am not naturally gifted in the sciences and know that I need to put in time studying for this test. My question is, during the next year and a half is there anything that you all think that I could be doing to help myself out with the mcat? Maybe it's too early to start full on studying, but can I be doing ANYTHING in spare time/ weekends to help? I was thinking vocabulary practice or something along those lines. If you all know of any vocabulary sets or books that you would recommend, I would be absolutely appreciate it. Any ideas for light prep for the next year and a half are welcomed. Thank you!

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[lmladdno84]

Nope. I wouldn't start anything for the MCAT until I could put 100% effort into nothing but this test. 7 months is MUCH MORE than enough time. Enjoy the next year 1/2.

 

[TrueWolverine]

Work hard and ace your pre-reqs. The better you understand those the easier it will be to study for the mcat.

 

[kanda1o]

Yeah don't look at the classes as just classes you need good grades in... LEARN THE MATERIAL!!! It'll make mcat studying SO much easier

 

[StudyLater]

Yeah don't look at the classes as just classes you need good grades in... LEARN THE MATERIAL!!!

Though it should be noted that the former is usually a result of the latter, more or less.

 

[Krabbeman]

study?