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Hi everyone,

I am planning on studying for the MCAT for 4 months, but I decided against taking physiology to protect my cGPA and sGPA (notoriously death class at my school). So, I have to learn that content before really studying I guess. Is 4 months too short now? Little concerned about doing alllll the content review I need to do (because I don't remember physics) in like a month so I have 3 months of just practice questions. Any advice is really appreciated!

Thanks!

There is honestly very little physiology on the MCAT. Yes, there is some, but the majority of it is more biochemistry or cellular biology. Three or four months of full-time studying is PLENTY of time to do very well on the MCAT. This has been discussed a bit in previous years.

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