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The best preparation for the PCAT would be to study your college textbooks/notes for bio, chem, and math; reading various scholarly journals and newspapers (nytimes). I studied for about 2-3 months; but this depends on how much one recalls from chem I/II, orgo I/II Bio I/II, Physiology/anatomy I/II, calc, microbiology, etc.
i tried to study the entire week before the PCAT.
You can buy a download form Harcourt, and take a practice PCAT, there are also practice PCAT CD-Roms for about $50.00, I think.
The best thing to do, is get the current PCAT review book, it has all the subject material in it, plus it uses the same images that the PCAT will use.
Study Long Term! if you have the free time study an entire month before the test, I was taking Organic I at the time and ended up having to retake it because of the PCAT
You can buy a download form Harcourt, and take a practice PCAT, there are also practice PCAT CD-Roms for about $50.00, I think.
The best thing to do, is get the current PCAT review book, it has all the subject material in it, plus it uses the same images that the PCAT will use.
Study Long Term! if you have the free time study an entire month before the test, I was taking Organic I at the time and ended up having to retake it because of the PCAT
