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At this point in time I am not a week away from the MCAT, but I am already planning for the day (I test May 28th).
Anyway, so I was trying to figure out a strategy...
I am have been noticing that if I don't touch on material for about a month I forgot a lot of the fine details. I have already finished all of my content review, and I am just continuing to brush up and take practice tests in the mean time.
I was thinking of going over all my old practice exams, and 'cramming' all the fine details in the last week, or just saving some AAMC practice tests to take in last week to be in the zone of testing.
Either way, I was just going to rest the day before the exam. I didn't think I really need more than a day though, but I could be wrong...
What seemed to be a better strategy for you to be fresh with everything the day of the exam?
Anyway, so I was trying to figure out a strategy...
I am have been noticing that if I don't touch on material for about a month I forgot a lot of the fine details. I have already finished all of my content review, and I am just continuing to brush up and take practice tests in the mean time.
I was thinking of going over all my old practice exams, and 'cramming' all the fine details in the last week, or just saving some AAMC practice tests to take in last week to be in the zone of testing.
Either way, I was just going to rest the day before the exam. I didn't think I really need more than a day though, but I could be wrong...
What seemed to be a better strategy for you to be fresh with everything the day of the exam?