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What to do while you wait for your MCAT scores - The not so serious pre-score release plan🤭
Alright, buckle up, premed fam! It's April 18th, and your MCAT scores are about to drop on the 22nd. Let's turn this tension into laughter and find some fun and completely absurd ways to pass the time!🙃 The "My Brain is Melting, But Make it Fun" Pre-Score Release Plan: 1. Embrace the Absurd (Days 1-2): Competitive Sock…
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❓️Ask Us Anything❓️- When are you "done" with content review? 📖
As an instructor, I hear a lot from students about their MCAT study plans, past and present, and there's always a question that comes up. "If I set aside 4-6 months for MCAT studying, how much of that should be dedicated to content review?" And it's a valid question! Since the MCAT covers SO much ground, the number one…
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Is your test date quickly approaching? ⏰ Here's how to make the most of the time you have left!
Alright future docs, let's talk about the final stretch! It's April 14th, 2025, and your MCAT is looming on April 25th. That's just 11 days away! This is crunch time, and you need to be strategic. Here’s your game plan: The 11-Day Sprint to MCAT Success: 1. Tighten Up Weak Spots (Days 1-4): Review, Don't Relearn: This…
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(Part 2 of 2) Expert Q&A: What is something you wish you knew when you began studying for the MCAT?
Hi, pre-meds! As promised, here is part 2 of yesterday's Q&A post with the answer from our MCAT expert Rohit Gupta, MD. Question: What is something you wish you knew when you began studying for the MCAT? Answer: "That was a great answer, Lily. I'll echo that and say that Student Doctor Network is also not always a helpful…
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Expert Q&A: What is something you wish you knew when you began studying for the MCAT? (Part 1 of 2)
✨Thanks once again to all of you who joined our "Prep Smarter, Not Harder" Live AMA event with MCAT tutor/instructors Lily Harrington and Rohit Gupta, MD!✨ As promised, we will be sharing out the questions you asked along with the answers from our experts. Here's the first Q&A! Question: What is something you wish you knew…
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How to Balance MCAT Prep While ALSO Studying Finals 💪
Hi, future Doctors! :) We know that April can be a tricky month for those of you prepping for the MCAT while also studying for upcoming finals. If that’s you, here are some tips to help you through the final stretch. If this is NOT you but is someone you know, make sure to share the post link! :) Let's break down some key…
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Prep Smarter, Not Harder! - Post Event Discussion✨
Thanks for joining our AMA with instructors Lily Harrington and Rohit Gupta MD! It was a pleasure to answer your questions and connect with you all. :). As promised, we will be sharing a follow-up post with responses to some of the questions we covered and answers to the questions we didn't have time to cover. Stay tuned!…
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If you could have 30 minutes with our expert MCAT tutors/instructors, what would you ask?
Stuck on an MCAT Concept? Get LIVE Answers! 🚀 Hey Future Docs! Feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume of MCAT content? Wish you could just sit down with an expert and get your burning questions answered? Well, you're in luck! On March 26th from 6 - 6:30 PM ET, we're hosting a FREE Live Online Ask Me Anything (AMA) session…
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Psychology in Action: Exploring the Theories of Motivation and Emotion Fueling Our Behavior!
Hey future doctors! Psychology is more than just memorizing terms; it's about understanding the why behind human behavior. This week, we're diving into two fundamental concepts that drive everything we do: motivation and emotion. These forces shape our actions, our decisions, and even our health. Let's explore the theories…
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Breaking Down The MCAT: Psych/Soc (Psychology and Sociology) - Cracking the Passage Code
Hey Pre-Meds! The Psychology and Sociology section of the MCAT can feel daunting, but it's absolutely conquerable! The key is to approach the passages strategically. Today, we're breaking down how to effectively dissect those Psych/Soc passages and extract the information you need to ace the section. The Psych/Soc Passage:…
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Biochemistry Breakdown⚒️: Understanding Enzyme Kinetics and Inhibition
Happy Friday Jr, Pre-Meds!✨🎉 Biochemistry can sometimes feel like deciphering a secret code, but mastering enzyme kinetics and inhibition is key to understanding how biological processes are regulated. Think of enzymes as the tiny workhorses of our cells, speeding up reactions that would otherwise take ages. Let's break…
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Wellness Wednesday: 💤Sleep and Memory Consolidation🧠
You're burning the midnight oil studying for the MCAT, right? But are you getting enough sleep? If not, you might be sabotaging your own efforts! This week, we're diving into the fascinating connection between sleep and memory consolidation – a crucial process for learning and MCAT success. Memory Consolidation: From…
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✨How to Score 520+ on the MCAT TODAY 8:00 - 9:00 PM ET - REGISTER NOW!🎉🎉🎉
"Hello Everyone! Have you ever wondered what it takes to score over 520 on the MCAT? On Tuesday, 2/18, I will host an event at 8pm ET in which we will show you how test takers achieve 15+ point score increases, and how you can put together a plan to do the same. In addition, we will work through a science passage to show…
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Happy Valentine's Day! 💜✨
Happy Valentine's Day, MCAT Warriors! ❤️ Whether your Valentine is a stack of flashcards, a well-worn textbook, or the sweet relief of a practice test finally over, we hope you're feeling the love (for your future medical career, of course!). We know prepping for the MCAT can feel like a marathon (or maybe a sprint...or a…
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Roll Call! Who is taking the MCAT this spring? 🌼
Are you taking the MCAT this March, April, or May? Let us know!
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Feeling the MCAT burn? 🔥 You're not alone! 💜 [Burnout Avoidance Tips!]
Burnout is a common struggle for pre-meds, but don't let it derail your dreams. 💪 Here are some tips to help you overcome MCAT burnout and stay on track: Stress Management: Mindfulness & Meditation: Even 10 minutes a day can make a difference! 🧘♀️ Exercise: Get that body moving! Endorphins are your friends. 🏃♂️ Healthy…
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Ace the MCAT with Active Recall: Learn Smarter, Not Harder
We all know the MCAT is no walk in the park. It's a beast of an exam that demands not just knowledge, but also retention. That's where active recall comes in! What is Active Recall? Active recall is a study technique where you actively force yourself to retrieve information from memory. Instead of passively rereading notes…
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💡CARS Tips and Practice Question!📝
The CARS (Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills) section of the MCAT can be a real challenge😵💫. It tests your ability to comprehend, analyze, and reason through complex passages. But fear not, future doctors!🥼🩺 With the right strategies, you can boost your CARS score and confidently tackle this section.📝 Passage…