Making the genteel examine background, having the right mind-set and excellent plotting will start you off on the right foot when it comes to your MCAT examine. In this video, you will find matter-of-fact advice. Some will be obvious, while some advice will be something new for you. You any set yourself up for success, or set yourself up for failure. The extent is up to you to make. Any comments, questions or suggestions are salutation. As usual, please rate, comment and subscribe. I will answer to any comments that are left for me. -MCAT Strategy
05
Jun
MCAT Strategy – Elements of Successful MCAT Study
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Your schedule will certainly be busy, but it is not impracticable to pull it off. After 6 hours of lab work in a day, you may only get 2-3 hours of examine in afterwards. That earnings you will have to place in more hours on the weekends. The key will be consistency. Find a place where you can reliably examine without distractions. I’ve always been a library person. I cannot examine at home and I have to force myself to go there.
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I’m going to starting my MCAT prep (with TPR) early May, and will be prose my MCAT near the end of August.
Although this gives me quite a bit of time, I will also be responsibility an internship in a biochemistry lab as well (I was honest with my supervisor about my intent on prose MCAT and he said he would accommodate for me). I’m looking at about 6 hours of lab work a day.
Do you have any advise for me as I start my Prep? (I’m a 3rd year NeuroSci student).
That works. Although it must have been rather unpleasant for those 19 days
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I got a 35Q w/ 19 days of studying (mind you those were 15hour days… so nearly extra up to 300 hours)
This is very helpful to me. I need to start studying NOW!
Thanks for all of the advice!
One of your best videos!