I’m guessing that by this point in your MCAT preparation you feel like you’ve parked a dump truck full of information next to your desk and shoveled facts into your brain until its about ready to burst. And then you hit that physics problem. The one that requires you to ... Read more
Chelsea Myers
Updated June 23, 2022 by Chelsea Myers
Unit conversion questions are so common on the MCAT that they deserve their own post. Test authors love having you calculate how many moles of this are in a kilogram of that. Bonus points (for ... Read more
Chelsea Myers
Updated June 23, 2022 by Chelsea Myers
One of the most difficult things about taking the MCAT is that it is both a marathon and a sprint. The test itself is more than 6 hours long, yet students have to work through each ... Read more
Chelsea Myers
Updated June 24, 2022 by Chelsea Myers
Logarithms are one of the most difficult math topics on the MCAT because many of us haven’t studied them since high school and probably never learned how to calculate logarithms without a calculator. This is ... Read more
Chelsea Myers
Updated June 24, 2022 by Chelsea Myers