MCAT Super Review – Psychology June 2019

by Fehbe Meza
Jul 01, 2019
MCAT Blog, Premed Webinars, Webinar

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The Psych/Soc section of the MCAT comprises 25% of the exam. The section can be broken down into introductory Psychology (65%), introductory Sociology (30%), and introductory Biology (5%). Since psychology makes up the bulk of this section, we dedicated an entire review session to this high-yield topic.

Led by 99th-percentile instructor Phil Hawkins, this session covers the essential elements of psychology and the concepts you need to know for the MCAT. Students are encouraged to ask questions during the presentation and participate in a live Q&A with Phil after the webinar.

Next Step is a leader in representative MCAT prep. This webinar session is just a sampling of what our course students have access to on a regular basis. The Next Step Online MCAT Course was created by experts with 524+ MCAT scores, including MDs and PhDs. We constantly update our MCAT practice tests to reflect the latest AAMC interface and changes; get a free full-length by signing up for the Free MCAT Practice Bundle. If you need more individualized attention, our MCAT tutors provide one-on-one MCAT tutoring personalized to address your unique needs and weaknesses. What works for some may not work for all, so it’s important to find the right MCAT prep that works for you. Schedule a free consultation with our experienced Academic Managers to start you on the path to MCAT success.

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