Guide to Home Study

[MCATStrategy]

 

A guide for those who decide to prepare independently for the MCAT.

Topics include:

-Advantages and disadvantages to home study

-Personal Requirements

- Materials you will need to prepare properly

 

Any comments, questions or suggestions are welcome.

 

As usual, please rate, comment and subscribe.

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-MCAT Strategy

[stever99]

 

A guide for those who decide to prepare independently for the MCAT.

Topics include:

-Advantages and disadvantages to home study

-Personal Requirements

- Materials you will need to prepare properly

 

Any comments, questions or suggestions are welcome.

 

As usual, please rate, comment and subscribe.

I will reply to any comments that are left for me.

 

-MCAT Strategy

Thanks for the great video and putting up access to it here. I am an older student who has an ok GPA and been out of school about 7 years, I was going to follow the ExamKrakers study guide

http://www.examkrackers.com/mcat-home-study-week-3.php

which tells you what to do and what to learn for 10 weeks. From watching your video I'm going to get the Kaplan premier book(and might even sign up for their computer only access) to go over material I might need help re-learning,

I really like how your video goes over a lot of the prep materials out there, I'll pick up examKrakers 101 passages, English is my 2nd language, so will this book be enough? I think the Verbal section will be my hardest.

Thanks!

[MCATStrategy]

My other videos cover other sources of VR practice. Princeton is generally pretty good for VR practice. I also have other videos to help improve VR overall. Remember to be patient with your VR because it is the hardest section to improve. It takes SMART practice and lots of dedication.

 

 

-MCAT Strategy