If I was still confused, I'd quickly review the concept or watch a video online.

Each one I missed, I would write down in a notebook the concept and why I missed the question. Do 10 questions at a time and then check those and make sure you understand the concepts. I wouldn't bother watching or reading review material, instead dive right into the practice questions. The main way to study is to just do a zillion practice questions. I can't speak towards studying for the new sections of the MCAT but my main tips are to do practice questions and take full-length practice tests. Medical school is extremely difficult and being able to do well in difficult undergrad classes will show that you will likely do well in the difficult med school curriculum. I think it helps your application to have difficult coursework like higher level chemistry and biology courses (beyond the prerequisites). Major in something you LIKE! If you hate biology, don't major in it! It's not necessary to be a biology/chemistry major to get into medical school.ģ. Every school is somewhat different so check with the schools you are interested in, but the major ones are general chem 1, general chem 2, organic chem 1, organic chem 2, biology 101, anatomy, physics 1, physics 2, English, and sometimes calculus.Ģ. I hope I can pass along the knowledge I've gained and help someone else along their path to medicine!ġ. All the info in this post is based off my personal experiences from my own application and my friends applying around the same time. I completely forgot how nerve-raking it was to apply to medical school, until recently when someone asked about my specific MCAT study schedule. You’ll have to wait a few more months before returning to the sea: Finding Dory is being released on June 17th.This is a post I've been thinking about writing for a while, because it's a question I get frequently from friends, friends-of-friends, and coworkers. I understand the impulse to avoid tinkering with a formula that worked so well the first time around, and there’s a whole new generation of kids ready to dive into this world for the first time alongside Dory. It seems like Finding Nemo‘s plot has just been grafted onto a new movie and a slightly tweaked cast of characters, but Finding Nemo was delightful. (The movie’s first trailer was released back in November.) The follow-up to 2003’s beloved Finding Nemo revolves around Dory’s (DeGeneres) quest to find her parents (played by Diane Keaton and Eugene Levy) in California, and she’s helped along the way by old friends like Nemo and his father, Marlin. Ellen DeGeneres is unveiling a new trailer for Finding Dory on her show this morning, and it’s the most substantive look yet at Disney and Pixar’s long-awaited aquatic sequel.

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