Looking for lost link "NextStep Test Prep's 100 Days to MCAT 2015 Success"

[alv]

Hi all, like many I am building my own study schedule and I am looking for a particular thread that shows as "Page not found". It has been referenced many times on the "509+ MCAT Study Habits" complication as a guide people use to model their own studying. It is also number 5 on the "MCAT Study Plans, Study Strategies and Ask Me Anything (AMA) Threads" complication. Wondering if the post was deleted or if the link is broken, it seems to be a pretty popular thread, could anyone help?

This is the link: https://forums.studentdoctor.net/th...e-mcat-2015-100-days-to-mcat-success.1101251/
Like I mentioned there is also a direct link (number 5 on the list) on this stickied thread: MCAT Study Plans, Study Strategies and Ask Me Anything (AMA) Threads
It's called NextStep Test Prep's 100 Days to MCAT 2015 Success.

Thank you!

---

Members don't see this ad.

 

[deleted1102547]

It is my understanding that NextStep was rebranded as BluePrint Prep, which could explain why that link is dead. BluePrint has released this 4 month (19 week) schedule, which is probably as close to the 100 days as you will be able to find. It's based on studying for 40 hours/week, which you could certainly do more than to get down to 100 days.

https://blueprintprep.com/media/wysiwyg/study-schedule/four-month-mcat-study-schedule-40-hours.pdf

 

[WildWing]

There's also this 100 day test prep schedule, which was updated for 2021. The original enabled Nymeria to go from 30th to 90th percentile:

The 3 Month (100-Day) MCAT Study Schedule Guide: 2023 Edition - SDN

The Student Doctor Network provides free tools, resources, and advising services to help students become health professionals.

www.studentdoctor.net

 

[WildWing]

Here's another option: Forum Members - 100 DAY MCAT STUDY PLAN adapted from SN2ed & MCATjelly - EK, TBR, TPRH, Kaplan

 

[WildWing]

Finally, there's always the Internet Archive version:

Breaking Down the MCAT 2015: 100 Days to MCAT Success

EDIT: 03/09/2016. Updated materials selections, links, etc to reflect the new test from the AAMC, etc. Hey everyone! So the new test has been out for...

web.archive.org

 

[alv]

This is amazing, thank you both so so much!