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"This Book Gets Results!" - Reviewer: A reader

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"Great tool for mastering the MCAT, invaluable to premeds"
Reviewer: abenner1 (Lincoln, NE)

This book was great for me for several reasons. This book essentially had everything I'd learned from a year of general chem, a year of organic, a year of physics, and countless biology courses. . But I think the best part about the book is the large section that really prepares you for the rigorous format of the MCAT. This book actually teaches you Kaplan's proven method of how to take the MCAT - from strategies on how to move through the questions, to how to write the essays... The book really prepared me for the test. I only had to take the MCAT once, but without this book I probably would have had to take it again ..., so this book more than paid for itself for me. I would really recommend this book to anyone that needs to excel on the MCAT to get into med school.
 

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"Awesome Text" -Reviewer Logan Flanagan

I wish I had this book when I was still un undergrad. student. After taking a course with Princeton Review(totally waste of time) and before taking the real mcat, I bought this book for extra practice. This book was easy to read with lots of neat tips. Even the test questions were similar to those on my actual mcat, unlike the crap on the Princeton Review practice tests. Practice questions at P.R. were so out of whack b/c they they had to be different from other testing publishers(kaplan, colombia, arco, etc.m,)No, I dont work for Princeton Review but I highly recommend this book to anyone.

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"I can't compare it to others, I didn't need any other books" -Reviewer: A reader

I can't compare this book to other MCAT Prep books, because I didn't use any other one to study for the MCAT. I didn't need to. I sat down with this book for 4-5 days a week from December to April studying for the April 2001 MCAT. I didn't have enough money to take [an expensive] course, so I just bought [an inexpensive] book and scored in the mid-30s. You don't need to waste all that money on a course. You just have to keep your ultimate goal in mind, (which I presume is) doing well on your MCAT to get into med school.
After completing all of the premed courses, except biochemistry, I studied with this book for the MCAT and it provided a good review for the science subjects. The verbal sections also provided good practice, but I also reviewed plenty with AAMC's MCAT tests.
Don't waste [a lot of money]. Just budget your time.

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"This book blows the competition away and really helped me" - Reviewer: A reader

I used several books when preparing for the MCAT. This one blows the others away. It's great. Lots of detail and practice questions.

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