Fewer than 40 percent of students who apply to medical school get accepted, and top medical schools routinely accept less than 10 percent of applicants. A student’s MCAT score is one of the most important factors considered by the medical school admissions committee. Competitive students seeking admission to top medical schools need high MCAT scores, and therefore the most intensive MCAT practice available. Kaplan MCAT 45 features the toughest practice, strongest strategies, and the hardest questions on the MCAT.
Kaplan MCAT 45 features: The hardest practice sets for each MCAT subject The latest test information and strategies for the CBT Detailed answer explanations Focused guidelines for tackling each question type Time-saving study outlines for each subject Proven strategies for getting a perfect score
The MCAT is a five-hour long, computer-based test that covers three sections: Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences, and Verbal Reasoning.
