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I am preparing for my upcoming MCAT test date this summer on August 25, 2018. I have taken all pre-requisite courses (biochemistry, general physics, general biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry, psychology) except sociology. I also am graduating with a bachelors of science majoring in the biological sciences. I was wondering, would the 10th edition of ExamKrackers be sufficient for content review? Or will certain books need supplement? I have heard possibly that the biochemistry and psychology and sociology books are lacking (but only for the 9th) not much on the 10th edition. I -
Was this passage on typhoid Mary complete bs or what? Contrary to popular belief I'm starting to think more and more that EK is really not that great. I completed OG CARS passages and scored around 90%. When doing further practice with EK... I'm scoring around 70%.. anyone feel the same way ?
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I thought I would give people an opportunity to snag these books before I recycle them. I realize they may not be relevant anymore, therefore, I will keep them for another week before sending them to be made into toilet paper and coffee cup sleeves. I have a series of Kaplan and EK prep books. They include notes on all of the relevant sections of the old MCAT except the Kaplan VR (I lost that one somehow). Included, I also have a series of EK 1001 Questions books. Example of the books: Kaplan Test Prep: https://www.amazon.com/Kaplan-MCAT-Biology-Review-Notes/dp/1609785584 EK: -
Hey everyone. I've read through a couple forums regarding MCAT prep courses but there's so many books and sets that are available that I'm still not sure what would be a good fit. Of course, I know that it depends for everyone but I really just want something that's good quality and is able to make concepts clear with lots of practice problems. I don't even know if I should do any in-class prep either.. And yes, I've looked at the different companies' websites but again, there's so many possible sets and books and classes and all I see are $$$$ that I'm getting really stressed out now
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Hey everyone! I plan on writing the MCAT in August 2016. I plan on not working at all between the end of April-August. I would ideally be studying for minimum 5 hours everyday. The plan right now is 8 hours of study/day. I have read tons of different posts about how/what to study for the MCAT. From what I've read, here's is what I thought I would do (by all means, correct me if you disagree - I'd appreciate any advice) : 1) Kaplan MCAT Complete 7-Book Subject Review. - I would review the entire content of these books first. I heard that these books are very detailed, so this woul -
Hey, I'm entering my 2nd year UG at Western's BMSc. I'm planning on writing my MCAT next summer (after 2nd year). 1. I was planning on "lowkey" studying this school year, basically reading through a set of prep books while studying for classes, finding connections with the material I'm learning. I was also planning on going through the Khan Academy videos over the course of the school year. Then I was planning on using a separate set of books + doing a prep course for the summer. How does this sound? 2. Re: the 1st question. I was thinking of going with Kaplan & EK but am willing
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I'm planning on taking the MCAT this summer. In addition to a prep course I was planning on purchasing a set of Review/Prep books. From what I've gathered, the predominant MCAT prep book companies to have published their 2015 editions are as follows: The Princeton Review: Princeton Review MCAT Subject Review Complete Set: New for MCAT 2015 ($143.57) Kaplan: Kaplan MCAT Complete 7-Book Subject Review: Created for MCAT 2015 ($163.01) Examkrackers: Examkrackers Complete MCAT Study Package (9th Edition) ($274.94) The Berkeley Review hasn't released any 2015 material yet as far as I
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Sell Mcat Materials, For Ubc And Vancouver Area
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I have these MCAT books for sale, at UBC (no mailing/delivery). These are all the books I bought for my long MCAT preparation, and I can also give some advice for the exam preparation. Please contact me by PM. Thanks! (No marking means absolute no marking at all) --------------- To sell individually ------------- Verbal books: $15, Princeton Review Hyperlearning Verbal Workbook (2008. No marking. Like new). $20, Princeton Review Hyperlearning MCAT In-Class Compendium (2008. No marking. Like new). $15, Berkeley Review - Verbal Reasoning (2009. No marking. Like new). $12, ExamKrackers 101 Pas -
Hi! Just selling off the following MCAT materials: NOVA MCAT PHYSICS ExamKracker Set MCAT- physics, biology, chemistry, organic chemistry and verbal reasoning Total Princeton Review MCAT set- biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, physics TPRH SCIENCE WORKBOOK TPRH VERBAL WORKBOOK The Berkely Review- MCAT- 2 biology, 2 chemistry, 2 physics, 2 organic chemistry (Part 1& 2) ExamKracker Verbal Reasoning Passages Workbook Prefer selling textbooks in sets: Selling Total princeton review textbook set with TPRH workbooks for $150 Selling The Berkely
