MCAT Physical Sciences

[RDS1090]

Hey guys! I'm looking for any advice on scoring well on the physical sciences section of the MCAT. My semester ended today and my MCAT is July 13th. I have roughly two months to prepare. I have been studying the past couple months but couldn't find a consistent schedule because of the demands of school and teaching a microbiology lab on campus. I'm doing pretty well in biological sciences and verbal. I'm really just worried about physical sciences. I have the study material for both Kaplan and Examkrackers. I also have the 1001 questions books for both physics and chemistry along with the online resources Kaplan brings.

Do you recommend doing a quick and intense content review followed by several practice and section tests? How long do you think I should spend on content review max before taking just practice tests? is two months enough time to prepare for the MCAT if I already have a understanding of the layout of the exam?

Thank you in advance.

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[sector9]

Moving thread to "MCAT Discussions"

 

[Meredith92]

Berkeley review! Went from a 9 on my first practice test to a 14 on the real thing. Do every problem timed, go over each answer in depth, read each chapter 3 time and you will definitely get a good score

 

[RDS1090]

Thank you! Ill definitely look into TBR.