In this video, I discuss some advice that can help you tackle the physical sciences section. I discuss: -Plotting -Categorization -Avoiding Long calculations -Formulas 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
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MCAT Strategy – PS: Tips to Increase your Score
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@OnjiKaruto
In stipulations of encounter, that comes into play primarily in the interview stage. So my recommendation would be to do research into the schools you are interested in and see how they choose which students receive an intervew. Focus on getting the interview and the encounter will help you in the interview.
Hope that helps.
@OnjiKaruto
Your GPA will certainly be the largest obstacle in stipulations of medical school entrance. A splendid MCAT score can help to offset it somewhat. But, you will need to check with the individual schools to see how they weigh each criteria.
and Orgo 1. I have alot of ethics, Psychology, health science, Critical Analysis, and other gen. ed classes.
(sry ran out of space….)
and ive been a Medical Practice Manager for 5 years. Ive volunteered in hospitals in view of the fact that the age of 12, and have alot of encounter.
My main concern is my GPA and MCAT score. I wanna score 10’s as my goal… Its been at least 3 years in view of the fact that ive taken any hardcore science courses, and i never took Microbiology, Genetics, or Orgo 2. As a health science major, I took A&P1&2, Bio 1&2, G.Chem 1&2, Phys 1&2, and Anatomy w/ Cadaver, and Physiology w/ Cadaver (500lvl).
Hi, im a at the start time taker, scheduled for April 17th. Ive been studying in view of the fact that January, but I feel im not prepared enough. Ive been scoring an average of 35, high of 37 for practice MCAT tests, but i just feel that Im missing something.
I know you get this alot, but how much does encounter have to do with acceptance into medical school? Im a post Health Science Graduate with a by and large GPA of 3.3, and science gpa of 3.0. Ive been working in the medical field as an EMT and Medical practice..
Thank you for taking time to respond to my questions. I will take your advice and see how the schools of my extent will deal with it. I am currently studing MCATS at borders book pile with sister and we hope to do swell in the exam! YOUR GREAT! KEEP IT UP
@shaarenow
Every school has its own method of calculating GPA so you will need to contact schools you are interested in.
Some schools take courses from all years, some take the last 2 years, some have a weighing formula.
So it varies greatly which makes it vital to contact individual schools.
Hope that helps.
I have taken 11 classes post-graduation at a community college with all A’s, my question is, would that help my GPA or not? Its a uncommon school. Thanks in advance for your answer
I recommend responsibility as much as you can to fluff up your GPA. Maybe retake courses or take extra simple science courses, but work really hard. If you can show improvement and get serious, you’ll be well off regardless of your mcat score.
I am trying to get into a MED school but my GPA is 2.63 which earnings I must do better in MCATs, any suggestions?
P.S. All your uploads on MCAT strategy are awesome and I praise the effort.