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Khan academy notes/300 pg doc?
Started by Google_was_my_idea
I have them saved on my phone Dropbox. I can send them to you. I’m somewhat behind the tech times though. How do I send them?
DoctorWannabe525
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When you reply to this, there is an attach files button on the bottom left. Just attach it there, thx!!
File is too large to be attached so I uploaded to my drive. MCATKINGS doesn't own content they copied from Khan Academy.
Khan Academy Behavioral Sciences Review 300 page notes 5-1-17.pdf
Your contact information is embedded in the document, so whether someone downloads them from your link or a 3rd party they will be able to contact you. I don't have the March 2018 version but the updates sound very minor. None of your download links work, fix that and no one will need a 3rd party link.
Those notes are awesome, thanks so much for making them. Definitely a big reason I did well on that section.
@MedSchoolTutors
Would you all say that this document alone is sufficient for the entire behavioral sciences section on the MCAT? I don't have much time left to study and I'm quite behind so if I can cut out the kaplan book and just read this it would help me get to practice questions sooner
Some find them enough for the test and do fine. In my case, I kept those notes as a supplementary resource to my Kaplan review book. However, I ended up taking my own notes from watching KA videos, since the 300 notes had way too many information that I already knew.
Is the 300pg KA psych/soc doc still relevant for 2021/2022?
I feel that the 300pg notes cover everything, and use KA as the supplement in the case of needing more detailed, superfluous information. KA is great, but regarding its Behavioral Sciences section, after they provide the essential terms/concepts, the extra information and context seem like something I can infer without needing to keep reading.
I feel that the 300pg notes cover everything, and use KA as the supplement in the case of needing more detailed, superfluous information. KA is great, but regarding its Behavioral Sciences section, after they provide the essential terms/concepts, the extra information and context seem like something I can infer without needing to keep reading.
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