TPRH course vs SDN 3-month study plan?

[Research3r]

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As the TPRH course has numerous CBT online tests that are otherwise unavailable, I remain reserved about jumping into the SDN study plan. What are the thoughts of others here? I do not want to tank another year's application by reviewing with materials that does not correlate to the actual exam, it's my last shot this year.

For the past 2 years I have been taking the Kaplan courses and practicing with their online tests. It seems to have certainly not helped with VR as I consistently scored VR of 6 and I was not really prepared for the actual exams. In fact, I took 3 exams last summer and tried cramming Kaplan. At the end of the day, I mostly accounted my poor scores to attempting to study while doing my Masters.

This summer, I have taken the next 3.5 months off from everything except for mcat studying, some moderate exercise and girlfriend. So, is it TPRH or SDN study plan?

Thanks,

Research3r

 

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As the TPRH course has numerous CBT online tests that are otherwise unavailable, I remain reserved about jumping into the SDN study plan. What are the thoughts of others here? I do not want to tank another year's application by reviewing with materials that does not correlate to the actual exam, it's my last shot this year.

For the past 2 years I have been taking the Kaplan courses and practicing with their online tests. It seems to have certainly not helped with VR as I consistently scored VR of 6 and I was not really prepared for the actual exams. In fact, I took 3 exams last summer and tried cramming Kaplan. At the end of the day, I mostly accounted my poor scores to attempting to study while doing my Masters. Although this helped me author 5 papers and 15 more coauthored papers in cardiology, I am still in the gutter.

This summer, I have taken the next 3.5 months off from everything except for mcat studying, some moderate exercise and girlfriend. So, is it TPRH or SDN study plan?

Thanks,

Research3r

The course is only as good as the one who commits to it, future dr. As you would guess this also applies to the schedule.