How to Self Study for the MCAT
Posted by: Tim on: October 6, 2008
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The MCAT is a high stakes competition; every taker wants to do their best. A good portion will pay test-prep companies for MCAT courses that will teach them the material and test-taking method in hopes of getting the best score.
When I took the studied and prepared for the MCAT, I didn’t take a prep-course from TPR (The Princeton Review) or Kaplan. I studied on my own and… I did perfectly fine. With the right materials in hand, a proper system and discipline, you can do just as well on the MCAT by yourself.
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4 Responses to "How to Self Study for the MCAT"
Good luck Devy. There are plenty who have gone before you, it’s definitely possible to self study and do well
Hello,
I would like to know how important it is to take the biochemistry class before taking mcat. I plan on taking mcat next semester and want to have maximum time for mcat prep but I am afraid that if I sign up for too many hard sciences then I won’t have as much time to study for the mcat. Is it worth taking the biochem class right before taking the mcat?
I didn’t take biochem before I took the MCAT. Most of the biochem on the MCAT is basic. My blog has moved to http://www.medaholic.com
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1 | Devy
October 11, 2008 at 2:23 pm
Thank you for this. I’m doing self-study to study for the MCATs for next year and getting affirmation that one can do it is really helpful.