#mcat help

[mcatforme]

"Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get."

[bronwyndelacruz]

Study greenery

[astoryofej]

How does one...study for the MCAT, while also in grad school, and working full time??????

I’m scared

Any and all tips welcome pls

[studyyx3]

Day 8 of MCAT Studying | The Nervous System | Jan. 27, 2018

[mcat2015-blog]

Any one else getting ready for the upcoming MCAT? ／(^ x ^)＼ I’ve always found it more motivating to have a study buddy! It helps me stay on track and keeps me motivated (we’ve all got those days where we need a little extra push). 

I will be sharing some of my notes, resources, practice questions and anything else that i’ve found to be helpful for the MCAT every weekend! 

／(◕ x < )＼

♡ J

P.S. I will be taking the Princeton Review course come January 

[doctor-psych]

Good morning everyone! My MCAT is next month 🙈💩💀 Today I am studying with a friend at Starbucks, waiting for him to show up. I haven't posted notes since last week so I will be uploading them between today and tomorrow. They are biochemistry notes and hopefully next week I will do chemistry. If you wish to see what I have so far then check out the tag doctorpsych. Have a great day & happy studying -GB

[intellibujo-blog]

A peak at my study trackers for my PCAT!! This summer I’ve been working two jobs, trying to have a social life, AND attempting to study for my upcoming PCAT exam... (and sleep sometimes). So yeah, it’s a work in progress. But tracking my progress from the diagnostic exam (DE), to my later practice exams is a really good indication of my improvements. I really recommend keeping track of past scores to see where you need more work and where you’ve grown! 

Not only do I write out my scores in each topic, but I also like to keep a WIMI page (”why I missed it”) ^.^ It’s a great tool to make sure you go over all of the mistakes you make (yes... I ran out of room on my first few pages... haha) and try not to make the same ones again! The worst is when you choose the right answer off the bat, then later change it to the wrong answer when you begin to doubt yourself... TRUST YOUR GUT AND HAVE CONFIDENCE IN YOURSELF. If you’re motivated enough to study for this exam - whether it be the PCAT or MCAT or any test whatsoever - then YOU KNOW YOUR STUFF. Always more than you think you do.

As y’all can see, I am aiming to put in 200 hours of concentrated study time before writing my exam - as per the recommendations online. Evidently, every person is different and has a different level of existing knowledge in the selected topics, but it’s always better to aim higher than fall short!

As for the blocked-out words beneath my hour-tracker... the calligraphy was just awful -LOL- and I am doing my best to improve, but this was just not a great attempt. I may do a post later on about how to fix your bujo mistakes, because there are a TON of fantastic ways. But that’s a post for another day!

Happy studying and bujo-creating!

[med-study]

MCAT MONDAYS Rough notes on eyes.