u/Upstairs-Internal639

Hey everyone! So I decided to push my Aug 22nd MCAT to January (I’m just going to void) , and I’m trying to figure out how I should structure my studying between now and then.
For reference, I got a 511 on AAMC FL2 (126/128/128/129).
I’ve already finished UWorld, so I was thinking of doing an Altius FL once a week until December, and then starting to go through the official AAMC materials in December.
I also use AnKing, but I’m not really sure what I should be doing during the week. Should I do Jack Westin passages, keep up with AnKing, or somehow go through content review again? I feel like my C/P and B/B content isn’t super solid, but I’m not sure if I actually need to review content again or if I just need to do more practice questions.
I’ll also be in school during this time, if that makes a difference.
For those who have studied for a longer period of time, how would you structure the weeks between FLs? Would love any advice!

Hey everyone,

I just finished content review (or I will in the next couple of days) with the Kaplan books and I’m trying to figure out the best way to approach UGlobe.

How did you guys structure it? Did you do something like 2x 59-question blocks a day, smaller sets, untimed vs timed, etc.?

Also, when reviewing questions, did you make a spreadsheet/error log? If so, what did that actually look like and was it worth the time? If anyone would be willing to share an example/template, I’d seriously appreciate it.

Trying to figure out the most efficient way to review without spending 10 hours on every block lol.

And for third-party resources, were there any that helped a lot besides AAMC stuff? Especially for full lengths, Blueprint, Altius, Kaplan, etc.? Which ones felt the most representative/useful?

Also, once you finished content review, did you start taking FLs once a week right away? I’m trying to figure out what the transition from content review to practice phase should actually look like.