This is a guest post from Elsevier Health If you are thinking about applying to medical school, then you know the hard work and dedication…
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Ever feel like Kaplan’s and Princeton Review’s MCAT courses are a rip-offs? Did you ever found your MCAT teachers/tutors/classroom experience not helpful at all or…
41 CommentsA lot of people complain about the MCAT. I know I wasn’t too keen to study for it. I hated grueling through long verbal passages…
8 CommentsThis post is dedicated to all the people who are about to write their MCAT and may be feeling the stress of needing to do well.
Last summer, I was always procrastinated and distracted from studying for the MCAT. I worried that I would bomb the test and have to retake the MCAT the next summer. I was stressed out that there wasn’t enough time to cover all the material. I doubted my own abilities. With about one month left to go, I had a sudden turn around. One night while studying at the library, I took a break and stumbled upon an interesting titled book How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie. I found the title strange but applicable to my situation so I decided to read the first chapter. The following excerpt from the book spoke volumes to me and changed my attitude about how I was to prepare for the MCAT.
To help answer all these future questions concerning competitiveness and chances, I have created a medical school admissions flow chart that will help you solve…
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