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Hello All,
I know this summer has been tough for many of you adapting to this new exam. Congratulations to all of you who have made it through your big day already. For those of you still on the way, NextStep wanted to provide a resource that should make studying for the MCAT a lot more effective and efficient.
The Khan Academy is offering up quite a few MCAT passages. Some are good at emulating the exam, some not so much, but free always has a nice ring to it. However, they are not organized in a manner that allows students to easily determine which passage to do based on their studies.
One of our great tutors, Tim, has gone though all the Khan Academy Science passages and organized them by MCAT concept category (1A-10A) and divided them up into the test sections where they best fit.
When you are ready to move from studying a topic to trying MCAT style questions, use this file.
When you are looking to practice a topic you recently struggled with, use this file.
When you want to see examples of MCAT like thinking and data analysis in a random topic to keep sharp, use this file.
The file is attached to this post. Feel free to download it, share it, edit it as you see fit.
Good luck!
I know this summer has been tough for many of you adapting to this new exam. Congratulations to all of you who have made it through your big day already. For those of you still on the way, NextStep wanted to provide a resource that should make studying for the MCAT a lot more effective and efficient.
The Khan Academy is offering up quite a few MCAT passages. Some are good at emulating the exam, some not so much, but free always has a nice ring to it. However, they are not organized in a manner that allows students to easily determine which passage to do based on their studies.
One of our great tutors, Tim, has gone though all the Khan Academy Science passages and organized them by MCAT concept category (1A-10A) and divided them up into the test sections where they best fit.
When you are ready to move from studying a topic to trying MCAT style questions, use this file.
When you are looking to practice a topic you recently struggled with, use this file.
When you want to see examples of MCAT like thinking and data analysis in a random topic to keep sharp, use this file.
The file is attached to this post. Feel free to download it, share it, edit it as you see fit.
Good luck!
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