starias.622
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Hi All,
I've been done with undergrad for 2 years now, and I've bee thinking that it may be time to start studying for the MCAT. I work 40 hrs/week in Research. I read that most people start off with an MCAT practice test to get a baseline score of where they are at, but if you have been out of undergrad for a few years it's a better option to do a solid 3-4 weeks of review and then take a practice test to get a baseline score. So I was curious, since I've been out for some time now, where would you all recommend I start my studying at? What topics do you all recommend I cover in the first round of studying? I am looking at a 6 month study schedule ~22-24 hrs/ week. I was premed in undergrad and took all the necessary pre-reqs, so the knowledge is in me just -you know - floating around collecting dusts at the moment haha. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Best,
Steven
I've been done with undergrad for 2 years now, and I've bee thinking that it may be time to start studying for the MCAT. I work 40 hrs/week in Research. I read that most people start off with an MCAT practice test to get a baseline score of where they are at, but if you have been out of undergrad for a few years it's a better option to do a solid 3-4 weeks of review and then take a practice test to get a baseline score. So I was curious, since I've been out for some time now, where would you all recommend I start my studying at? What topics do you all recommend I cover in the first round of studying? I am looking at a 6 month study schedule ~22-24 hrs/ week. I was premed in undergrad and took all the necessary pre-reqs, so the knowledge is in me just -you know - floating around collecting dusts at the moment haha. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Best,
Steven