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1. Content review for the MCAT should not waste your time. I am a firm believer of reenforcing content with practice questions. That being said, I would 1000% recommend Uworld. I also absolutely love the Uworld textbooks. They are very comprehensive and sometimes even include more than you have to know, which will help you on the exam! I recommend reading through the chapter and completing the corresponding practice questions on Uworld afterwards. This will help make sure that you aren't just passively reading text.
2. I realized that when I spent a ton of time learning a new topic, I would forget some of what I learned weeks before. USE SPACED REPETITION. I wish I started Anki earlier. I was an Anki hater to the core😭 It will help you stay sharp on everything you learn. Pankow for P/S and JS for BB and CP.

Practice practice practice and you will do amazing!!! I truly hope this helps someone.

For those of you who took the MCAT, how did you feel its difficulty compared to the UF pre req classes like orgo and biochem

Has anyone genuinely used MCAT bootcamp and saw it comparable to aamc? the questions seem good, but I’m looking to see if anyone used it and can give insight to how the questions felt compared to the aamc material or MCAT. Did it help?

I am genuinely wanting to know if the MCAT is truly that much more difficult, or if it is representative of AAMC material?? Did anyone feel confident completing the recent exams and have any tips to share? Much appreciated!!

Hi, for anyone who took the MCAT recently, would you say that boot camp material was representative?

I'm genuinely wondering if I go through all the Uworld questions and review them, are they representative of the AAMC topics? I've been going through the questions, but I just wanna make sure I'm not missing out on anything that the AAMC requires us to know that Uworld doesn't cover. Thank you so much!