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Could someone give a brief (or detailed, if you prefer) list of the main Orgranic topics that are to be covered on the test? I know that the MCAT has decreased its emphasis on Organic is general, but that doesn't explain what topics are still of concern.
Right now I'm studying from the "Organic Chemistry as a Second Langauge" books, but I think there are unnecessary topics in here that I am wasting my time studying, which is causing a bit of panic as time passes and test dates grow closer.
I'm a engineer working full-time and I took Organic like 7 years ago. I don't rememeber a whole lot so its taking me a while to understand everything. So far, I have covered Organic 1 and almost half of Organic 2 from these books. Do you think that this is enough? Should I just stop reading these books and move on to practice questions and figure out what the heavy-emphasis topics are from there? I know these books don't cover NMR and spectroscopy (which I assume is a fairly big concept) so I'd have study those still.
Any help, thoughts, ideas, and comments would be GREATLY appreciated!
Could someone give a brief (or detailed, if you prefer) list of the main Orgranic topics that are to be covered on the test? I know that the MCAT has decreased its emphasis on Organic is general, but that doesn't explain what topics are still of concern.
Right now I'm studying from the "Organic Chemistry as a Second Langauge" books, but I think there are unnecessary topics in here that I am wasting my time studying, which is causing a bit of panic as time passes and test dates grow closer.
I'm a engineer working full-time and I took Organic like 7 years ago. I don't rememeber a whole lot so its taking me a while to understand everything. So far, I have covered Organic 1 and almost half of Organic 2 from these books. Do you think that this is enough? Should I just stop reading these books and move on to practice questions and figure out what the heavy-emphasis topics are from there? I know these books don't cover NMR and spectroscopy (which I assume is a fairly big concept) so I'd have study those still.
Any help, thoughts, ideas, and comments would be GREATLY appreciated!
