TPR - Is it me or .............

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yungnaira

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Are the drills and practice tests, WAYYYY too in depth for what I should expect on the PCAT!!.

Any thoughts??

And this is The Princeton Review: Cracking the PCAT!
 
I'm going through that book also and realized the some of practice questions at the end of o chem section (chemical tests) are not even mentioned in their text...?! Haven't done their online practice tests though...
 
Are the drills and practice tests, WAYYYY too in depth for what I should expect on the PCAT!!.

Any thoughts??

And this is The Princeton Review: Cracking the PCAT!


Drilling thoughts is good for your mind. When you are taking the test, you can pull out the information a lot further.

For example, if you need to answer question X, you need to know the reason why the X has an answer Y as well as where X derived from, which in this case, Z.

Easier said than done, but this will help preparing mental ability to pump out information as you go.