TPR Hyperlearning Biology book

[grindtime1]

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Does this book not come with the TPR Hyperlearning course? I enrolled for the course and got an "MCAT Biology Review" book for biology. It is shown below:

http://www.amazon.com/Biology-Review-Graduate-School-Preparation/dp/0375427929

Is this the TPR Hyperlearning Biology (which favors the "detailed approach" compared to EK biology) or is it a different book? If it's a different one can someone link me to a pic of the book?

Thanks

 

[grindtime1]

The Hyperlearning course gives you the Hyperlearning Verbal workbook and Science Workbook that is recommended in SN2ed's 3-month study plan, but I'm not seeing the TPR Hyperlearning Biology book with the books I bought from the course.

Was wondering if anyone who took the course can tell me if it should come with the course. Or if someone who has the book can post a pic of the cover.

 

[blahdoc]

I think the review series replaces the hyperlearning series (which aren't printed anymore). If someone has both, they can confirm, but I think the material is the same in each.

 

[grindtime1]

Oh I see. Can anyone confirm that this is true?

 

[vashka]

The book you got is the hyperlearning book. They are one and the same. TPR really needs to do something about this confusion.

 

[Tuan]

The Review Series books are by far superior to the old hyperlearning books.
I took the PR Hyperlearning course last year, and again this year - I was able to get a new set of books the second time around.

The new set of books are divided up by subject - which means not having to lug around one huge book.
The new book is in full color and contains practice free standing problems and passages at the end of each chapter. I found these very useful.


There you go..good luck studying! 😀

 

[grindtime1]

When did they stop selling the Hyperlearning version?

And to Tuan, what do you mean having to lug around for each subject? Wasn't there a Hyperlearning for each separate subject?

 

[kehlsh]

they are the same thing, except you don't get as many practice problems as you do in the course