Do you have any recommendations for resources that are good for physics 2 pertaining to MCAT. I was mainly going to do UWorld problems after Kaplan review and filling in with Khan Academy.
Those are all solid materials for sure. If you have access to the EK books, those can be good for a higher-level, conceptual overview. Khan Academy is great, of course; the one thing I'd say about their materials, though, is that the videos sometimes have more of a physics-class kind of feel than an MCAT focus. For example, I just clicked over to their physics section for the MCAT and started watching a 10-minute video on tension in a string in an inclined plane setup...and...well, it's fine...and it's not wrong...and yes, you
should know something about it...but they don't really take the next step by explaining how to handle tension
on the MCAT since you can't spend 10 minutes agonizing over the fine points of a complicated physics problem.
One other thing is that if you're in a situation where you're playing content catchup, it's
really important to analyze the relevant AAMC material inside and out. Like...take the corresponding practice materials, and review them super-carefully. Try to understand how the questions link passage info w/ your background physics knowledge, what you
actually need to do to answer the question (this is a common way they trip you up, by setting up problems where you're likely to waste time going down a wrong path), why the right answer is right, why the wrong answers are wrong, and what lessons you can learn in terms of content to focus on.