What should you study in the last few days before the MCAT? Success on the MCAT is not based on memorizing formulas and facts. Instead, you need to have critical analysis skills that are developed over time. To make the most of your final study time, focus on success: review topics that are areas of strength for you. These are the subjects that will gain you points most easily on the MCAT, so you want to brush up on them. Finally, this will build your confidence as test day approaches.
How many practice tests should you take right before the MCAT? Many test-takers want to take practice test after practice test in the final week before the actual MCAT.
However, this can actually work against you. What gives? How many full lengths to do You could probably infer from what I said before that I recommend doing about full length tests. How to review your full lengths Reviewing your full lengths is just as important as taking them in the first place. That means you should even review questions that you got right but guessed on. For each question you got wrong, ask yourself if it was more of a content error or a reasoning error.
If you missed the question because there was some fact, equation, etc. If it was a content error, then write down what piece of content you were missing. That might be one simple fact e. If it was a reasoning error, just focus on understanding what the correct reasoning would have been. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Set up a free consultation with one of our experienced Senior Student Advisors.
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