Which MCAT startegy did you use?

[altitude]

For pre-allopathic students:
Which was your MCAT strategy?

Technique:
Choose 1 or 2
1. Self-study
2. Prep class

Principle company used:
Choose 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 or 7
3. Kaplan
4. Princteon
5. Examkrackers
6. Berkeley Review
7. Other

MCAT score range:
Choose 8 or 9 or 10 or 11 or 12 or 13 or 14
8. 0-20
9. 20-25
10. 26-29
11. 30-33
12. 34-37
13. 38-41
14. 42-45

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[PianoMajor]

There's an entire section in the forum dedicated to this. Your threads suck bro.

 

[altitude]

Yes, I am aware there is a corresponding section. But, you will not find the clear results that this thread could provide. Nowhere in the MCAT Discussion section is there something similar to this. And most users in that section are PLANNING to take the MCAT. In this section of the forums, I expect most have TAKEN the MCAT.

 

[PianoMajor]

What's the purpose of the thread though? If you're looking for effective strategies from people who have taken the test and have been successful, look here.

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=503250

 

[varsityblue]

For pre-allopathic students:
Which was your MCAT strategy?

Technique:
Choose 1 or 2
1. Self-study
2. Prep class

Principle company used:
Choose 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 or 7
3. Kaplan
4. Princteon
5. Examkrackers
6. Berkeley Review
7. Other

MCAT score range:
Choose 8 or 9 or 10 or 11 or 12 or 13 or 14
8. 0-20
9. 20-25
10. 26-29
11. 30-33
12. 34-37
13. 38-41
14. 42-45

1) Self study
2) Examkrackers with other supplementary guides, notes, and textbooks
3) PT ranges average in the 90th percentile so far but I hope to increase before my test date

 

[seracus]

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[TunnuS]

1)self study

2)examcrackers complete study package and some Kaplan

3)this is what I am planning to study with-haven't taken any practice tests or the real one yet

 

[aSagacious]

Moving to the MCAT discussions forum.

 

[sliceofbread136]

Im not gonna use your silly numbers. Princeton review class, studied 2 months, 37r.

 

[paul411]

Go take a look at the 30+ MCAT thread to get an idea of how people attaining high scores studied. You'll find that it's very variant but in general self study of EK, TBR, or TPR combined with lots of practice yields the high scores.