u/fangphobic

Current junior coming into this fall semester.

I have taken gen chem 1-2, orgo 1-2, gen bio 1-2.

This FALL I am going to take physics one, and biochem 1 in SPRING of junior year. I believe I might be able to take biochem 1 this fall, but I would be taking 20 credits which apparently is a bad idea so prob not

I want to take the MCAT in january and retake in april (2-3 months of restudying) if my score is subpar.

So here are my questions:

For those that have tried, am I able to self-study the biochem content for the MCAT? I saw a 50/50 split between people saying its a good idea and vice versa.

How important is physics 2 for the MCAT?

I believe the only class I will have not taken that covers MCAT topics by january is biochem 1/2 and physics 2. Would it still work or would I have to test further back?

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I was wondering because I plan on applying next cycle or 2028.
Are they more focused on the south in general?

I met a popular rapper, and have been playing video games with him for over a month 5+ hours a day almost everyday (I am kind of a loser for playing so much but I'm on break).

I was playing a pretty popular competitive game and qued into him by pure chance, he added me because I did good in a game.

I figured out who it was because they were streaming their music (Their most popular song has over 60 million streams on spotify) and had their camera on and recognized them instantly. Honestly surprised that they play this much, but it makes sense given they are a millionaire.

I'm not sure what to do with this information, just thought it was cool because I met a guy who's music I listen to on pure chance. I feel like we are pretty good friends because he calls me pretty often to get on. I'm probably going to continue to pretend not to know them and just go on normally.

I know some medical schools do (like my state medical school), I was wondering if this data was available anywhere online?