It is. I basically live, breathe and exist as the MCAT. I have 7 weeks before my MCAT. I sleep 6 hours a night which is enough for me. I spend 20 mins eating each meal while watching an episode of The Big Bang Theory. Which is an hour a day for eating. I take a shower that takes me 30 mins. I study in 3 separate 5 hour blocks and take a 30 min break for rest/snacks. I waste almost no time. I should add though I do take 5 min breaks to stretch and check my email accounts every 90 mins just so I don't get lazy in my studying and I stay efficient. I have always been an extremely efficient person. I shouldn't be on SDN though because that usually comes out of my sleep time. This works for me because I am not prone to burnout. I rarely ever burnout. I have no idea why but I just don't. Last summer when I took organic I would read the book and do all the problems in the chapter and look up every single online resource everyday. I studied 10 hours a day outside of lecture/lab. I just got lost in my studies. I lost all track of time and immersed myself in the material. I do have a life. I just have a ton of problems outside of school so burying myself in work and doing good and being able to forget those problems works fantastically for me. Maybe that's why I enjoyed shadowing a neurosurgeon the most. I don't really know. It's not too insane for me, that's what I'm basically trying to explain.
Hoped this provied some insight,
-LIS
PS: My goal is to get in 800 hours. Then I will be satisfied. But I'm already behind 6-7 hours this week because I had some stuff that I couldn't manage to ignore this weekend.