Hi everyone! In this video I explain how I took the MCAT and was accepted into medical school after only spending 2 weeks studying for the exam. (What resources I used, how many hours a day I studied, how much money I spent on study materials ($20)! I somehow forgot to mention it in the video, but here were my scores: When I took a practice test at the beginning of the 2 week period I got a 498. At the end of the 2 week period I got a 511 on the actual exam, and was accepted into medical school with this score. Another thing I didn't explain in detail is why I only had two weeks to study. I had initially signed up to take it during the school year and realized I didn't have time to study while enrolled full time in classes since I was taking 23 credit hours, so I pushed the exam back. Then I found out I would be studying abroad during the summer so I had to take it before I left for China in May, giving me only two weeks to study for it after I had finished my undergraduate courses. Feel free to ask me questions if there is anything else I forgot to mention in the video!

The MCAT Kaplan Quicksheets I used can be found at this link:
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The names of the Textbooks I used are:
1. The Princeton Review MCAT Biology and Biochemistry Review
2. The Princeton Review MCAT Physics and Math Review
3. Kaplan Test Prep MCAT Physics Review Notes
4. The Princeton Review CARS Practice Tests

I did not read all of these books completely due to lack of time, but I did make it through the majority of them and finished the entire biology/biochemistry book.

A lot of the content was still in my brain because I had recently taken a lot of the courses contained within the MCAT content. For someone who has had a few years off of college and may have forgotten a lot of the content, I highly recommend studying longer than 2 weeks so that you can complete these textbooks prior to the exam, in addition to others.

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