Premed coursework study guides/tools.

[Heyeveryone]

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I thought I'd share some tools/guides I've found to be helpful when studying for premed coursework and want to see if anyone has more to contribute.

To get started:

David Klein's "Organic Chemistry as a Second Language (vol 1+2)" is a great head start on organic chemistry, breaks down concepts to be pretty simple, I would really recommend it.

http://www.amazon.com/Organic-Chemi...ywords=organic+chemistry+as+a+second+language

I think Northwestern's Physics Page is pretty helpful for some of the physics concepts and particularly optics
http://groups.physics.northwestern.edu/vpl/

For the iPad MB Anatomy https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/muscle-bone-anatomy-3d/id375105666?mt=8 is pretty darn cool and fun to play around with

I also like https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/organic-chemistry-reactions/id596719076?ls=1&mt=8 for OChem. It has a lot of information and is a great reference.

 

[Silverflash]

David Klein's "Organic Chemistry as a Second Language (vol 1+2)" is a great head start on organic chemistry, breaks down concepts to be pretty simple, I would really recommend it.

+1, this book was the only reason I got my grade up in OChem 1, and the only reason I made an A in OChem 2.

 

[Albotar1]

I think Khanacademy has some good vids.