Medical School Admissions: More MCAT Tips
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Don’t waste time
studying things you already know. Mastered Van der Waal’s forces and Zeroth’s
law? Why study them again? What’s the point of studying if you aren’t going to
learn anything new.
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Answers with
extremes such as “always” and “never” are rarely correct.
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If two answers
are very similar, one is likely to be the right answer.
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Eliminate (cross
out) any questions that you know are wrong immediately. This will often leave
you with two answers to decide from and a 50/50 shot at getting the question
correct.
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If you think of
an answer before you see the list and that answer is present, it is likely to
be correct
- Practice, practice, practice. Do as many practice tests as possible and be sure to time yourself. Time management is a huge factor in doing well on the MCAT.
For step-by-step advice on how to get into medical school
and more MCAT tips, check out The
Medical School Admissions Guide: A Harvard MD’s Week-by-Week Admissions
Handbook. If you’d like to
communicate directly with Dr. Miller, medical school admissions expert, please
email info@MDadmit.com or call 415.939.5251.
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