Product Description

• The hardest practice sets for each MCAT subject
• The latest test information and strategies for the CBT
• Detailed answer explanations
• Focused guidelines for tackling each question type
• Time-saving study outlines for each subject
• Proven strategies for getting a perfect score

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #273322 in Books
• Published on: 2008-10-07
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 320 pages

Customer Reviews

Excellent way to round off MCAT PREP
I am a pre-med student preparing for the MCAT. I wanted help to really pull my grade up from the upper-middle quadrant to the highest quadrant. This book really helps you hone your thinking on what the MCAT wants you to be prepared to know, as well as provides a good reality check ( since the questions are fairly difficult) to where you stand. The explainations are in detail and excellent. The only thing to consider before investing in this manual is that its a relatively short book without extensive examples and study questions.

Sample passages are good
The sample passages in this book are the only passages that come close to being as difficult as the real MCAT. Make sure to do them under timed conditions for most benefit. The rest of the book explains Kaplan's "Passage Mapping" which is fine if you have more than 2 minutes to read a passage and 1 minute to answer each question. Students with the potential to score a 45 on the MCAT are likely to understand how to find key points in passages and students who need to bring up their scores will find strategies in this book that will only help if you are a fast reader who needs help breaking down the MCAT passages. My summary: the prep questions are helpful; the strategies are not.

Probably worth the money
Some interesting test trategy tips in each section and the (hard) questions are nice extra practice. Wouldn't pay more than $30, but luckily that's how much it was.