TBR BIO: NO Evolution

[nds86]

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How come the TBR bio chaps don't cover anything on evoultion? Don't they think it will be on the MCAT. Well according AAMC, it sure will. 😡

 

[FollowTheMoney]

How come the TBR bio chaps don't cover anything on evoultion? Don't they think it will be on the MCAT. Well according AAMC, it sure will. 😡

I actually want to know what the deal is with this. It seems hard to imagine BR being "insufficient" in a particular area. Anyone know?

 

[AliDeLaLouisa]

I would just go through the AAMC outline and wiki it! meaning go to wikipedia or wikipremed and get my read/notes on. It seems like evolution has been on the exams less than 30%. Maybe there will be that one discrete question or there will be that one passage. POE! lol ok i know this is serious because Im such a perfectionist I need to know all the info so that I can have at least a sound mind when it comes to a passage. Thank-Goodness for the AAMC outline. A lot of the study aids such as TBR, Kaplan, etc cover a great bulk of the information but they do leave out some specifics. Hope this helps.....as if you already didn't know what to do😛

 

[wanderer]

Practice tests and past MCATs indicate you should know basic evolution. It is really easy. You can learn all you need to know from any gen bio textbook in a very short amount of time.

 

[ready2rumble10]

How come the TBR bio chaps don't cover anything on evoultion? Don't they think it will be on the MCAT. Well according AAMC, it sure will. 😡

If it's listed on the AAMC outline, then it's fair game. As others have noted, the subject matter isn't too difficult and can be picked up either in a gen bio text or in another prep book (e.g. Kaplan).

 

[nds86]

yeah true....I've been studying from TPRH n TBR mostly..so far so good..but it's just annoying how there isn't one good book which covers everything outlined on AAMC...So i just study each subject n re-check everything from aamc outline..but IMO Princeton and Berkley make a best combination 😀

 

[ready2rumble10]

yeah true....I've been studying from TPRH n TBR mostly..so far so good..but it's just annoying how there isn't one good book which covers everything outlined on AAMC...So i just study each subject n re-check everything from aamc outline..but IMO Princeton and Berkley make a best combination 😀

Yeah, that does suck. Maybe someone on this forum can be the one to write such a book. 🙂 👍