PreMedJen

Don't know if this is still relevant, but I am currently taking the Prep101 course which uses Examkrackers textbooks. I find it very helpful so far for CARS/ verbal reasoning, Like all other courses, you need to keep up and learn yourself before you attend the class or else you will be really lost. It is nice because they have afternoon classes for people who have jobs and they repeat classes on weekends if you want to attend another class or attend one again. They give out a lot of practice tests and two AAMC tests. If you call in, they give you a pretty good summary of what resources they provide. I heard Princeton is great for the information they give, but the information can be excessive and thus hard to focus on what is important. The teach you from the ground up (the basics of the basics). Kaplan is more self based learning. Prep101 does a little of both, but I can get back to this after I actually attempt the exam.