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• #PRINCETON REVIEW MCAT PRACTICE TEST DIFFICULTY 2015 HOW TO#

So half of the biochemistry is going to be looking at the molecules. The second semester is on electricity and magnetism. That’s thinking about forces and mechanics, work and energy. The first semester being Newtonian mechanics. So you’re going to have 25 percent physics and at most schools, this is going to be two semesters. Topics covered are going to include atomic structure, electronic structure, solutions, kinetics, equilibrium, acid-base, electoral chemistry, and so forth. At most academic institutions, this is gonna be either 1 or 2 semesters of general chemistry. You’re gonna have 30 percent general chemistry. So there are five different subjects that are covered in the chem phys section.

So the chem-phys section, from its name, certainly you’re gonna have chemistry as well as physics, but it’s actually going to have quite a lot more. So I want to break it down a little bit for you. By itself it doesn’t really tell you much about this section.

So the chem-phys section is also called the Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems which you can tell is a much longer name. Each section of exam has a far longer name. This is the abbreviated name we have for chem-phys. The first section is called chem-phys section. The first thing you should know is that the MCAT has four sections. From there we’re going to talk about the role of the MCAT in admissions and also chat about what is a good MCAT score. All of those are exams for the different health science schools. That means the MCAT is harder than the DAT, the OAT, the PCAT. The plan for the first hour or so, we’re going to start first by talking about the unique format of the MCAT exam and really why this is the hardest pre-health exam that exists.

#PRINCETON REVIEW MCAT PRACTICE TEST DIFFICULTY 2015 HOW TO#

In this live presentation, Ken Tao, the Director of MCAT Tutoring at MedSchoolCoach, prepares students about everything they need to know about the MCAT exam, including subject sections, the scoring system, question types, test dates, the impact on admissions, what a good MCAT score is, how to study, and more!