Mcat Preparation??

Focus on what YOU need.

If your content is weak you should focus a good deal of energy reviewing (hopefully NOT learning )
If you have your content down, take practice tests under conditions AS SIMILAR AS POSSIBLE to what the real test will be like.

Good luck.

 

OK bored, so here's what I did:

Read the Kaplan MCAT book trying to get an overall picture
Did Exam Krackers Verbal
Got flashcard program from www.premedflashcards.com to help me with concepts and content
Took all AAMC tests

Did well. I got into medical school, and I will start this August. Pretty bored until then.

 

sounds like good advice

 

I would suggest not cracking open your undergrad text books to kick off your studying. Get a good, comprehensive MCAT review book and read it all the way through. Highlight sections that you need better understanding in, and then possibly look to your text books for better clarification. The problem with bio and chem books is that they go into more detail than is required for the MCAT. Take a practice CBT asap so you get a feeling for what the test is actually like. I did the mistake of waiting a month before doing so, and as a result I discovered that my approach to studying needed to be revised. And make sure to take a lot of practice MCATs, and to review them once you are done. Make a little note sheet while you are reviewing the tests of what you missed and why. Hope this helps! When are you going to take the test?