hey guys, I took Physics I and II I didn't learn much from it, I got both B's in both semester's, and I can't recall anything from the course. Is Nova Physics the best way to go and that is it? I mean, can I learn everything for MCAT physics by just studying this book?
Nova physics standalone?
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I can't relate directly, but I've heard good things about Nova from this site and Ive used other suggestions they gave me and Im happy with them.
With that said, I used EK alone for my MCAT materials and their physics is lacking much for me. I've been cross-referencing/looking up much of the stuff.
With that said, I used EK alone for my MCAT materials and their physics is lacking much for me. I've been cross-referencing/looking up much of the stuff.
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Nova's good, but I like BR more because of the practice problems. Both Nova and BR are comparable in terms of content review. Once you start studying with either book, you'll slowly find your physics coming back to you.
