New Way For Studying For the MCAT?

[manutdhtx123]

Hello, I have taken the MCAT twice (503 first try on 9/11/2021, 505 most recent on 3/25/2022). I am considering doing a masters and retaking the MCAT to increase my score heavily. However, on my last try I received a 511, 515, 519, 515 on my FL (retaken after about 6-7 months). Even though I know the validity was impacted due to retaking them, I still felt confident because I thought I had a solid grasp on the concept. The first try I did the 515 Princeton Review Course and second try I made Anki decks from Kaplan workbooks and UGlobe before moving to AAMC material. Since ive tried both of these ways I am looking for advice for learning a method to increase my score? Thanks

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[manutdhtx123]

Use an MCAT company with individualized teaching. It is worth investment.

Do you recommend any specifically or know any companies? This is the first time I am hearing about these types of companies.

 

[PlsLetMeIn21]

I studied on my own for my first take and did well on everything but CARS. I took a classroom course the second time (I was in the class before COVID cancelled the MCAT phweeew). I enjoyed the class, but it still comes down to you and how you look at things. I went up in CARS, and down slightly in one other score, so I can't say a course helped. Doing practice matters, especially AAMC. You should use materials that best reflect the current MCAT. I'd say well over half the questions I did outside of AAMC felt outdated, but I'm sure they still helped solidify content.