There’s no way around it; you’re going to have to use some math skills on the MCAT. Fortunately, though, it’s mostly confined to how they relate to science topics including chemistry, physics, and stats. But what specific math skills will you need to understand to do well on the MCAT?
MCAT instructor Phil Hawkins goes over the concepts and the math types you need to understand and complete without a calculator for the MCAT. Phil scored in the 99th percentile on his MCAT and has many years of experience teaching the MCAT.
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