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By rounding to the nearest whole number and using everyday anchors for approximation, these tips can help you tackle complex calculations on the MCAT.
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Everyday, I set aside ten minutes to imagine what the future could be, and the rest of the day making it happen. - unknown, not me You know what the MCAT is. Now how do you bag the MCAT? This is a game of repetition, practice, and patience. Through taking the test myself, and working…
This post tells you exactly what I did to study and achieve my goal MCAT score. I break down the materials I used, my 3 phase plan, and more!
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