Jco videos

[Timorito]

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Someone here must have used jco videos. What do u think of it

 

[adrakdavra]

PHY and Bio are good for Jco
Org and Chem Chad's videos are better.
If you have the time and money, it is worth doing both.
I think it is like 100$ for Chads videos for 3 months and another 100 for Jco for the same amount of time.

If you don't want to pay for both, then chads is a must ....
There are a lot of free videos on line that can help but nothing like chads

 

[Timorito]

Do people actually just use chads as only source of content review?

 

[adrakdavra]

Do people actually just use chads as only source of content review?

Chads covers about 90% of the MCAT PHY,CH,AND ORG CH.
The people I knew used it and they like it, I improved my scores from a 7-8 to ( 10-11) using chads in 2 months.
You have to do the quizzes after each videos, I did some of the videos 3 times and I did the quizzes 1 to 3 times each depending on my weakness .
For example, I hated SN1/SN2/E1/E2 . I used his video then did the 11 Qs on SN1/SN2/E1/E2 then repeated the Qs about 4 times (once every 4 days), and I never got a Q wrong on that topic in any aamc exam.
I rather cover 80% really good , then 100%really rusty

 

[Timorito]

Does chad teach you the tricks tbr does? Like every time drop time is doubled, distance is 4x etc

 

[adrakdavra]

Does chad teach you the tricks tbr does? Like every time drop time is doubled, distance is 4x etc

Yes

 

[Gauss44]

Someone here must have used jco videos. What do u think of it

Previews: https://jcoreview.com/courses

I'd rather watch on fast forward, if that's an option.

And I'd would rather watch Chad's videos, except his biology is incomplete. For bio Hank Green is a little fast (maybe the best so far), wikipremed is slooow. Anyone know of a better alternative for biology?

Edit: Mega list of videos here - http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/free-stuff/1247592/

 

[fingerscrossedd]

Well this might be a bit barebones and quite simplistic, (after all, much of the MCAT is based on basic science) but I'd recommend BoozemanBiology (YouTube channel). And Khan, without question. Khan is much longer than your typical YouTube vid, but that's because he so exhaustively covers the topic (usually), and you'll understand it damn well.

For the renal system, Khan is a must. Digestive system is very well covered by Bozeman.

YouTube is seriously a goldmine of information - search and you'll find what you need!

Good luck!!

 

[fingerscrossedd]

And for what it's worth, I loved JCO's vids. Quick, simple, and to the point. My buddy who studied for the DATs used Chad's vids and had great success, so to each his own