Suggestions for Bio

[05med05]

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Hey does anyone have any suggestions for Bio? I'm using the EK books and have made summary notes on about half the material and just read over the rest a few times. Other than reviewing the summaries, any good ideas for absorbing as much as possible in the most efficient manner by Friday?

Stuff to concentrate on?
Stuff to let slide?

EK makes the comment that the body systems are for "good general background info", but then goes on to say you have to know this, not that, yes this blah, blah, blah.

I'm sort of torn between just reading over notes, etc, or working on questions as I have access to the Examkrackers 1001 Bio Questions.

Any suggestions? What worked, what didn't in the final few days?

 

[Code Brown]

Hey does anyone have any suggestions for Bio? I'm using the EK books and have made summary notes on about half the material and just read over the rest a few times. Other than reviewing the summaries, any good ideas for absorbing as much as possible in the most efficient manner by Friday?

Stuff to concentrate on?
Stuff to let slide?

EK makes the comment that the body systems are for "good general background info", but then goes on to say you have to know this, not that, yes this blah, blah, blah.

I'm sort of torn between just reading over notes, etc, or working on questions as I have access to the Examkrackers 1001 Bio Questions.

Any suggestions? What worked, what didn't in the final few days?

I memorized the hormones, enzymes, and o-chem reactions. The last day are two are not a good time to try and learn anything new. I got an 11 on that section (not that it gives my answer more credibility).

 

[newyorkcougar]

I memorized hormones as well and used none of them. The bio section turned out to be basically a verbal reasoning section...most of the info you needed was given to you in the passages. Just make sure you pay close attention to the passages when you acutally take the test. (I got an 11 on this section, too 🙂 )