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Module 11 Module 12 Module 13 Module 14 Module 15 Module 16 Module 17 Module 18 Module 19 Module 20

Science Topics
Psych Soc
Biological Basis of Behavior Sensation and Perception Research Methods Learning Memory Consciousness & Cognition Motivation & Emotion Identity and Personality Abnormal Psychology Treatment Social Behavior Social Structure

Let's get started Reader response CARS 101 Pacing yourself Blind review What is an argument? Types of CARS passages Types of CARS questions The test writer's perspective The main idea Implied premises and warrants Focus and flow

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Diagnostic Quizzes Physics Concept & Question Cards Organic Mechanisms with Biochem Catch Blue - The Game Conceptual Vocabulary Image Archive for Teachers Periodic Table
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Module 17

Integration Strategy
How to stay on your feet
Introduction to science passages Getting to the answer Managing time in the science sections High yield MCAT topics Interpreting experimental data How to stay on your feet The MCAT you did not expect Focus and flow Exam day

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Study Tip

The tips begin at a different place in each module. The advice moves along with the stages of the course.

A person will inevitably perform a large number of quantitative problems during MCAT preparation. Why do all this work? In the physical sciences section of your exam, you'll probably need to do math a dozen times at most. Most of the questions are conceptual. Why do all these quantitative problems? Firstly, you want to get those dozen problems correct. It's not huge, but they're important. Quantitative problems take a larger share of time per question, so you need to be fast with them, but most importantly, you perform the quantitative problems to gain tacit knowledge of how physical science represents the world. Quantitative problems build conceptual understanding.

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Suggested Assignments

MCAT Practice

Module 17 MCAT Strategies Answering questions on research methods and data.

Set aside a day and complete the AAMC Official Prep Practice Test #2 at AAMC.

Conceptual Integration

Comprehensive science review.

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Comprehensive Review

Focused topical review is complete. Now your job is to cycle the knowledge base in comprehensive review. Reinforce the structure of the knowledge base. Remediate any remaining challenges. Bring agency and efficacy towards this process. You are responsible for the fitness of your knowledge base. Here are some suggestions for comprehensive study cycles. Some of these might take just a few hours, and some might extend over several modules. This is a major focus from here-on-out.

Skim your book-set. Read the bold headings. Look at the figures. Your book-set contains a basic comprehensive, structured representation of the core knowledge.
Perform the even numbered and straggler practice items. Finish your book-set!
Skim Lippincott Cell and Molecular Biology and the relevant parts of Biochemistry
Rewatch the course videos at high speed. Follow along with the session PDFs.
Tour the site Topic Pages from start to finish. Review the organization of each topic, and visit external resources, as necessary, for reinforcement and remediation.
Revisit your completed practice items, Question Pack, and Section Bank. Make sure you would get everything correct now.
There are some good 3rd party resources for comprehensive review out there (topic review at Jack Westin, shared ANKI decks, UWorld, etc.).
Play Catch Blue.
Create your own comprehensive cycles!

Psychology

Comprehensive psychology-sociology review.

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Comprehensive Psy-Soc Review

Skim your book-set. Read the bold headings. Look at the figures. Your book-set contains a basic comprehensive, structured representation of the core knowledge.
Perform the even numbered and straggler practice items. Finish your book-set!
Skim Lippincott Cell and Molecular Biology and the relevant parts of Biochemistry
Rewatch the course videos at high speed. Follow along with the session PDFs.
Tour the site Topic Pages from start to finish. Review the organization of each topic, and visit external resources, as necessary, for reinforcement and remediation.
Revisit your completed practice items, Question Pack, and Section Bank. Make sure you would get everything correct now.
There are good 3rd party resources for comprehensive review (topic review at Jack Westin, UWorld, etc.).
Create your own comprehensive cycles!

CARS

Late stage prep for CARS.

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Practice and optimization

Skim your book-set. Read the bold headings. Look at the figures. Your book-set contains a basic comprehensive, structured representation of the core knowledge.
Perform the even numbered and straggler practice items. Finish your book-set!
Skim Lippincott Cell and Molecular Biology and the relevant parts of Biochemistry
Rewatch the course videos at high speed. Follow along with the session PDFs.
Tour the site Topic Pages from start to finish. Review the organization of each topic, and visit external resources, as necessary, for reinforcement and remediation.
Revisit your completed practice items, Question Pack, and Section Bank. Make sure you would get everything correct now.
There are good 3rd party resources for comprehensive review (topic review at Jack Westin, UWorld, etc.).
Create your own comprehensive cycles!

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