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Hello all, I gotta quick question...
Is there anyone that sells like a CD-ROM version of one of the MCAT study guides?
Let me first say that I've researched this off of google (I have strong google-fu), and only found like one practice test on the CD-ROM that comes with the books...
What I want, is a CD-ROM with like....4 or 5 practice tests, individual chapter tests, and a couple of individual essay questions. Like, a complete study guide book with a couple of tests, not just one...
The reason I want the computer based questions is b/c I'm taking the 2007 MCAT, and as we all know, it's going to be entirely computer based. Also, I want to download the CD onto the hard drive on my laptop, and be able to use it in the school library in between classes...
Plus, I think it would be a good idea to get used to the "look" of using the computer to read the passages, graphs, etc, as opposed to the stuff written on paper. I think that the computer might make the test less "personal" in a way. Know what I mean by that? Anyways...
Any help guys?
Thanks...
Is there anyone that sells like a CD-ROM version of one of the MCAT study guides?
Let me first say that I've researched this off of google (I have strong google-fu), and only found like one practice test on the CD-ROM that comes with the books...
What I want, is a CD-ROM with like....4 or 5 practice tests, individual chapter tests, and a couple of individual essay questions. Like, a complete study guide book with a couple of tests, not just one...
The reason I want the computer based questions is b/c I'm taking the 2007 MCAT, and as we all know, it's going to be entirely computer based. Also, I want to download the CD onto the hard drive on my laptop, and be able to use it in the school library in between classes...
Plus, I think it would be a good idea to get used to the "look" of using the computer to read the passages, graphs, etc, as opposed to the stuff written on paper. I think that the computer might make the test less "personal" in a way. Know what I mean by that? Anyways...
Any help guys?
Thanks...
