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You may be studying for the MCAT for the first time, or you may be retaking the MCAT for the third time with hopes to get better results. No matter what your target score is, no matter what your current score is, this MCAT strategy is designed to see it through.  \nAre you ready to get the MCAT score for your dream Medical School and finally leave the MCAT behind forever? If yes, then from here on in, we need hyper-focus from you. Do everything we say in this manual.  \nHelping students attain 95th-99th percentile MCAT scores is what we've been doing for the past 25 years, so you don't have to worry about how to put together the perfect study plan. We're about to teach you how.  \nThis Book is Examkrackers, Inc. Copywright 2022  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nPAGE 1  \nWhen should I take the MCAT?  \nTake Your Prerequisites - 1  \nThe MCAT is Not a Marathon - 2 The Gap Year is Fine - 3  \nChoose a Test Date Now - 4  \nPAGE 5  \nWhat MCAT Prep works?  \nThe Most Effective Plan - 5  \nDon 't Have a Plan B - 6  \nPAGE 7  \nYour First Practice MCAT Exam  \nWhat to Expect - 7  \nSet up for Success - 8  \nHalf Diagnostics are Inaccurate - 9  \nPAGE 10  \nContent Review  \nRead it All at Once - 1 1  \nHow to Read Anything Correctly - 12  \nPAGE 13  \nPassage Practice  \nHow to Practice ( and Review) - 13 How to Know What to Practice - 14  \nPAGE 15  \nZen Week  \nHow Not to Act on Test Day - 16 MCAT Study Schedule - 17  \nWHEN SHOULD I TAKE THE MCAT?  \n1  \nHey, I'm Salty. I'll be pointing out the obvious along the way, like if someone advises you to take your MCAT your junior year without knowing what classes you've taken and what your schedule that semester looks like, you  \nshouldn't be taking their advice.  \nThe best time to take the MCAT is when you've completed your science prerequisites, and you can devote 9-12 weeks prioritizing the MCAT over all other commitments. We highly recommend limiting your MCAT Prep to twelve weeks. This prevents burnout.  \nSome students have asked us if it's acceptable to begin MCAT prep straight out of high school in their freshman year. While this approach sounds safe, it's a huge contributor to burnout. While the content on the MCAT is very wide, we've found it's superficial, basic science, which can lose student's interest over long period of time. Disinterest makes studying feel impossible, but the MCAT is too important for your Medical School acceptance to become careless about.  \nPrioritize your core prerequisite classes before considering MCAT Prep. No exceptions. You must take these college classes before (and not during) MCAT Prep:  \n General Biology I & II  \n Biochemistry  \n General Chemistry I & II  \n General Physics  \n Organic Chemistry I & II  \n Psychology  \nKeep in mind that these are not all the classes you need for Medical School acceptance. Higher division classes like molecular biology make you a more favorable candidate for Medical School.  \nDo not attempt classes crucial for candidacy during your  \nMCAT Prep. Protect your GPA and your MCAT score by giving each the focus they deserve.  \nThe MCAT is Not a Marathon .  \nIt's a sprint.  \n2  \nThe MCAT must be prioritized before everything else in your life during MCAT Prep.  \nYou'll need to lower your class credits, request fewer work hours if you can and forgo events that could throw off your focus such as vacations and huge celebrations.  \nThis is an intense, but short commitment. That's why your ideal MCAT Prep should be limited to 9-12 weeks.  \nIf you do not have 9-12 weeks in a season that you can prioritize your MCAT exam above all other commitments then we do not recommend prepping for the MCAT that season.  \nIt's often argued online that slow and steady wins the MCAT race, but in our experience students lose interest in MCAT content over longer periods of time, especially 6 month study plans. When a student becomes disenchanted with their MCAT mat","cbCaivQaqcdfeFcV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivQaqcdfeFcV","pdf",45719748,29,"English","# When should I take the MCAT?\n## Take Your Prerequisites\n## The MCAT is Not a Marathon\n## The Gap Year is Fine\n## Choose a Test Date Now\n# What MCAT Prep works?\n## The Most Effective Plan\n## Don't Have a Plan B\n# Your First Practice MCAT Exam\n## What to Expect\n## Set up for Success\n## Half Diagnostics are Inaccurate\n# Content Review\n## Read it All at Once\n## How to Read Anything Correctly\n# Passage Practice\n## How to Practice (and Review)\n## How to Know What to Practice\n# Zen Week\n## How Not to Act on Test Day\n## MCAT Study Schedule","[{\"question\":\"When is the best time to take the MCAT, according to the guide?\",\"answer\":\"Take the MCAT after completing your science prerequisites and plan for a focused study period of about 9–12 weeks. 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