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Free MCAT Practice Question – Organic Chem
MCAT Orgo Practice Question Despite being a common source of MCAT anxiety, organic chemistry is actually the least important part of the test. It only makes up about a quarter of the biological sciences section. That means on the 3-45 scale for your overall score, organic chem only accounts for 1/12 of your score. Chemistry READ MORE
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Free MCAT Practice Question – Chemistry
While the chemistry that’s tested on the MCAT can get pretty complicated, the lion’s share of the questions come from the application of relatively fundamental ideas to the tricky situations in the passages. In order to ace the physical sciences section, therefore, it’s important to start by really stressing the fundamentals. Once you’ve mastered them, READ MORE
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Free MCAT Practice Question – Biology
In terms of sheer quantity of information you need to memorize for the MCAT, nothing beats the biology portion of the Biological Sciences section. While you may feel more comfortable with bio (the most common major among MCAT test-takers), you can’t be complacent: everyone else in the room is ALSO a bio major. If you’re READ MORE
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Free MCAT Practice Question – Physics
MCAT Physics Practice Mastering the Physical Sciences portion of the MCAT (better known as the MCAT physics section) first requires mastering the fundamental science concepts that the MCAT will test. By far, MCAT physics questions will most likely ask you to relate kinematics and forces. As a result, it is crucial to have a strong READ MORE
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MCAT Review – How to Start Preparing for the MCAT
How Should You Start on the MCAT? The MCAT tests your critical thinking skills, active reading skills, and mastery of basic science content. In fact, there’s no data to demonstrate that upper-level biology, chemistry, or physics courses will improve your score. In the end, success on the MCAT is not about studying vast quantities of READ MORE