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Mcat strategy approach?

Started by Solar Bear
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Solar Bear

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I am starting to study for the MCAT and I plan to take it in January. I am using EK and kaplan. I was wondering if you all thought it would be a better idea to start with one subject (all of the chemistry book for example) and work through the chem books or do a little bit of each (like one chapter of bio then one chapter of chem etc).

Also after thumbing through the bio biochem and behavioral science books I was unsure if I should try to memorize every bolded term because it is a review book after all but there are just so many that I'm not sure how much of the bio and biochem books I should memorize?

Thanks for the responses!