TPR Science Workbook

[jones2109]

I am about to finish the EK home study schedule and I am thinking of getting the EK Bio 1001, EK Verbal 101 and then the TPR Science Workbook for Physics/Chem/Ochem, all for me to get the idea of "how to" answer these mcat questions, good idea?

I cant find this TPR Science workbook anywhere..is this it??

http://www.randomhouse.com/princetonreview/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780375766312

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[PRodulous]

Found it weird that it's no where to be found online. This is the best link I could find:

http://www.amazon.com/Hyperlearning...=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1201563199&sr=1-2

I'd recommend going to their website, get the phone number, and call them up.

 

[RoadRunner17]

the TPR Science Workbook is part of the Hyperlearning course... meaning you have to be registered for the course in order to get the book. So, if you're not enrolled in the class, you will need to find someone who has taken the class. I don't think people are allowed to legally resell their TPR or Kaplan materials, but just in case, I'll put in that disclaimer..

 

[jones2109]

that sucks..but that link PRodulous posted shows the book, is that the same exact thing?

im really gauging if I should get this, how would a combo of 101 verbal, 1001 bio and TPR Science workbook do for me? (p.s. im about to finish examkrackers study books)

 

[tncekm]

Sounds like the right book from the title and description.

 

[jones2109]

okay..i am looking into getting this science workbook and pairing it up with EK's 101 verbal and 1001 biology, good combo?

does the TPR science workbook cover all sections on MCAT?

 

[berk0624]

Im using the TPR science workbook now and i like it a lot....

 

[tncekm]

Does anybody else find some of the TPR bio passages a bit on the "tricky" side? I have done 2 "lectures" worth of bio passages, and the passages I'm seeing right now in the molecular bio are pretty tricky--irritatingly so.