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Not notes, per se, but here's a list of everything you need to know: http://www.aamc.org/students/mcat/studentmanual/start.htm. (You'll want to look at the sample topics and skills assessed PDFs under part 3, part 4, and part 5.) You can find notes in
A) Kaplan books.
B) Princeton Review books
C) ExamKracker book
D) Your own text books and notes from your courses
E) Google. (seriously, when I studied I know I saw webpages with notes but I don't know the URLs anymore. You're resourceful, you'll figure it out.)
A) Kaplan books.
B) Princeton Review books
C) ExamKracker book
D) Your own text books and notes from your courses
E) Google. (seriously, when I studied I know I saw webpages with notes but I don't know the URLs anymore. You're resourceful, you'll figure it out.)
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go to mcatpearls.com
it is a pretty good review site, has all the chapters and necessary information covered on the mcat + other premed stuff. Hes still working on a few chapters so it is not yet complete. Its a good place if you want free review stuff.
it is a pretty good review site, has all the chapters and necessary information covered on the mcat + other premed stuff. Hes still working on a few chapters so it is not yet complete. Its a good place if you want free review stuff.
