MCAT Flashcards recommendations?

[sciencewizard]

Greetings All,

I am looking for a solid set of relevant MCAT flashcards that go over key concepts and formulas. Any input would be appreciated.

Also, I found this one set of flashcards off of Amazon.com, "Pre-Med Flashcard Program for the MCAT" Here is the link to their homepage:

http://www.premedflashcards.com/Default.htm

Has anyone else used these? If so, what did you think?

Thanks.

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[Compass]

MCAT in a Box by Kaplan.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/14..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1TTE7R0WX5J2K0YJCZN9

It's good for review, but there are a HELLUVA lot of cards. Some lot of them are silly ones. When I ran through my box, and had duplicates, and who knows whether or not I was missing some? This is content review at its basest. Do you remember what an atomic number is? Fantastic, there's a card for that, too. It feels like a book that was cut into cards with the detail some of them provide. IIRC there was a lot of orgo and bio.

This is only helpful if you need CONCEPT REVIEW. If you're already taking full-lengths, this will feel like brain drain.

The cards themselves are the size of a credit card and are easy to carry around either within the 200-pack index card sized-box or carrying a deck of 50 for the day.

 

[suitup]

If you have an itouch or iphone download this app called, touchcards 2, then you can make your own flashcards or download flashcards other people have posted on their website

 

[Tatarin1989]

Why Don't you make your own Flash Cards as you Review your Full Lenghts? So far I have found this strategy to work beautifully. Keeps the studying nice and concise.

 

[MDpianogirl59]

I have the kaplan flashcards that came with the in-class course and find them quite helpful for content review =) If you have the time, you can of course make your own flashcards to target your weaker areas.