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What should my study materials be?
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Use the search function, there have been 100s of threads on topics like this. You do realize however that the MCAT is for future medical students, not dental??
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Medical not dental... my username is misleading.
You could have suggested something... I did a search, but came up with nothing really useful... Thanks for wasting my time... apparently as much as I have wasted yours.
You could have suggested something... I did a search, but came up with nothing really useful... Thanks for wasting my time... apparently as much as I have wasted yours.
geez.. sensitive..
there are two major study materials Kaplan or Princenton review.. there are also examkrackers, berkely review, barrons review.. pick a few.. get their prep books, and study.
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This may be a shameless plug, but I'm selling a bunch of my MCAT study materials here:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=477252
I would say that no matter what books you get, you should definitely get EK's Verbal Reasoning book and EK's 101 Verbal Reasoning Passages book. I also thought the EK 1001 Biology Passages book was good, because it is all passages arranged by topic. I already sold my Hyperlearning Science Workbook, but I thought that was excellent for science practice. EK's Chemistry book was pretty good, but I thought the Physics and Orgo books were just ok. And no matter what, pay AAMC and buy ALL of their online practice tests. They're the absolute best practice you can get, and the online evaluation/grading they show you after you take each test is great for assessing your weaknesses. Good luck!
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=477252
I would say that no matter what books you get, you should definitely get EK's Verbal Reasoning book and EK's 101 Verbal Reasoning Passages book. I also thought the EK 1001 Biology Passages book was good, because it is all passages arranged by topic. I already sold my Hyperlearning Science Workbook, but I thought that was excellent for science practice. EK's Chemistry book was pretty good, but I thought the Physics and Orgo books were just ok. And no matter what, pay AAMC and buy ALL of their online practice tests. They're the absolute best practice you can get, and the online evaluation/grading they show you after you take each test is great for assessing your weaknesses. Good luck!
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