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I would like to have my summer free so I am planning on studying for the MCAT during Fall semester, during the 1 month winter break, and part of Spring semester and taking the January 26th MCAT.
My question is: should I take biochemistry while studying for the MCAT? At my school, biochemistry is the hardest and most work intensive course in my major and if I take this course (along with other not as work/study intensive science courses), I do not know how much time I will have to devote to MCAT. Is biochemistry really necessary to do well on the MCAT? I have studied for a month, took the August 5th MCAT, and voided it. I did not really see much biochemistry on the MCAT.. but then again, since I have not taken the course, I do not know if biochemistry perhaps gives a more complete understanding of biological passages and REALLY does help.
As of now, I plan on getting out of the biochemistry course so I can study for the MCAT. I plan on taking biochemistry fall semester of senior year.
Is this a good plan? Appreciate the help! Thanks!
My question is: should I take biochemistry while studying for the MCAT? At my school, biochemistry is the hardest and most work intensive course in my major and if I take this course (along with other not as work/study intensive science courses), I do not know how much time I will have to devote to MCAT. Is biochemistry really necessary to do well on the MCAT? I have studied for a month, took the August 5th MCAT, and voided it. I did not really see much biochemistry on the MCAT.. but then again, since I have not taken the course, I do not know if biochemistry perhaps gives a more complete understanding of biological passages and REALLY does help.
As of now, I plan on getting out of the biochemistry course so I can study for the MCAT. I plan on taking biochemistry fall semester of senior year.
Is this a good plan? Appreciate the help! Thanks!