I would buy or borrow a review book from princeton review, kaplan or exam krackers. I didn't use exam krackers, but everyone seems to rave about their books, which apparently zero in on the information you need for the MCAT.
Also, I would make a study schedule for yourself. Plan on giving yourself 10-20 hours a week to study and cover all the material in the review books. And I didn't start until January to avoid getting burned out, but that really depends on how you study. I know a guy who rocked the test by only studying really hard the two weeks before the test. People like that are rare though.
Don't ignore verbal. I would do a few passages every week as training. The last few weeks, I was doing several passages a day to prepare.
As you approach the test, keep things in perspective. It's an important test, but people, myself included, tend to make it a lot more stressful than it needs to be.
Good luck.