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What I used:Ĭ/P - Section Banks, NextStep (do in order 6,5,4,3,1) and Examkrackers (do in order 2,3,4,1) full lengths, Q Packs (additional suggestions: ALEKS for gen chem, Kaplan end of book problems for physics, also found flashcards and Official Guide helpful for additional concepts)ĬARS - I don't have an answer for you here. At this stage, you do practice problems and content review. We have no idea what TF is on this test, but we don't even know what TF we don't know. Unconscious incompetence - we all start here. There's a theory that gaining competence progresses through four levels: unconscious incompetence, conscious incompetence, conscious competence, unconscious competence. Yes, I know it's easy for me to think this way cause it reinforces the score or whatever, but this was also something I gradually noticed throughout the studying process. It's predominantly problem-solving skills, not content memorization, which I think is really good! I think, more and more, it fits the skill set needed for medical school. The MCAT tests a very specific set of skills. But I wanted to share something a little different on the problem solving aspect that I think will be increasingly prevalent as the MCAT evolves. I've linked to some good ones at the end of this post. I've read a lot of 'what I did' threads, so you guys have plenty of resources on that already. I wanted to share what was helpful and additional stuff that I learned. This community has been so beneficial to my MCAT studying. /r/GAMSAT - Australian & UK Medical school Admission Test.P/S = Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior (Tentative) AAMC Sample FL Score ConversionĬ/P = Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological SystemsĬARS = Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skillsī/B = Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems # Correct -> Scaled Score Converter for AAMC Material

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