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🩺 Coreen 💅 :
Jack Westin, practice questions EVERY DAY, yt vids for content gaps, and pray to the lord of God
2026-09-13 16:34:39
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Jersey Mike's Novi :
Kaplan book and anki. UWorld is overkill
2026-09-14 02:15:28
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orangeblossompoundcake :
Kaplan books (finish them fast). Instead of the behavioral book do the 90 page psych soc document you can find on reddit. then uworld to relearn/reinforce. Make flashcard of the things got wrong and WHY. And even if you got jt right, think about why. During all of this you should be doing anki. Anking deck or miledown for sciences and pankow for p/s. Final 2 months review all the AAMC material. Dont keep dwelling its a lot but just start!
2026-09-13 13:30:19
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Liyah :
I had to take it 3 times and I got an 11 point increase the third time (don’t be like me lmao I refused to study properly the first 2 times) Here’s what worked for me!
2026-09-14 09:16:48
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alfonso :
spam questions, review deeply, lots of chat gpt, i did it in summer
2026-09-13 05:18:32
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Steph :
Took it while working full time, HIGHLY DO NOT RECOMMEND
2026-09-13 17:44:45
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🌸✨🍒 :
content review I just did the entire u world Q bank once to learn all of the content and made fc for each Q (I know there’s an Anki deck add on to search the Q ID but idk which mcat deck it correlates to bc I only discovered this add on in med school😩) you will get most of the questions wrong when u first do the q world Q but don’t panic!! It’s normal!! You’re just learning content I took it the first time didn’t do well and I retook it scored insanely well biggest tip is do all of the u world Q x2 and make fc from ur wrong answers it’s so tedious but so worth it!! cause it shows u how they’ll present the material during the test it’s all pattern recognition learned this trick from my friend who got a 526
2026-09-13 05:24:43
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Tareq :
Yusuf Hassan, professor eman, anki everyday. full lengths every 2 weeks. Consistency
2026-09-13 07:53:11
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tox1ca97 :
I was told for mcat need to study for minimum 6 hrs a day for 6 months lol 😂 now I’m debating on not doing med school lol 😂 I’m still doing pre reqs
2026-09-13 17:05:10
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chizi :
if youre doing school and mcat, reduce all other responsibilities. limit social interactions with other humans. focus on practice questions. content review without practice questions is useless. skim thru kaplan textbooks and 86 pg psych/soc doc, milesdown anki and pankow, and doing uworld every day until you finish all the textbooks, 86 pg doc (this should take 3 weeks to 6 weeks.) make sure you do anki every single day. make anki cards on the uworld questions you get wrong. after this, do uworld and at least do 59-100 questions a day and thoroughly review them + make errors anki cards. take 3rd party practice exams as endurance building and content review knowledge formation (aim to take 3-5 3rd party exams). when you are 6-8 weeks away from the exam start doing ALL AAMC materials. AAMC Qbanks are the least representative due to them being really old but this is truly mcat content review knowledge reaffirmation, as the content on these are basically high yield. do all of the cars packs, these are some of the hardest cars passages you can do and imo they are representative of the real exam. the aamc section banks vol 1 and 2 are the best material you can ever get. they are very hard and low yield but this shit was so helpful. one section on your real mcat will be as difficult as the section banks. make error anki cards based on the aamc banks. take as many aamc exams as you can. take them in this order: unscored, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. 5 and 6 are the most representative exams. review these exams THOROUGHLY. backwards and forwards. know why each answer is wrong and correct. truly understand aamc logic and become adept at pattern recognition.
2026-09-15 11:09:47
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✨ :
Jump into uworld during your content review phase! Check out yusuf’s videos. Do not wait until you feel completely “ready” to transition into questions (my biggest regret), you never will and that is where you will learn the most!!! Also, I truly believe paying for JW when you transition to aamc is 100% worth it. This will help you learn how to navigate aamc logic and questions you don’t know + it is gold for reviewing FL’s. This is super niche but look at the brem method amino acid video on YouTube, copy her notes then make physical flashcards on them. Amino acids became easy points for me because of that video lol. Most importantly, take care of yourself!!! It will be a super stressful (but temporary period) and you won’t be productive if you are neglecting your health/interests
2026-09-14 14:40:34
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Courtneyyy🇯🇲 :
PUT THE PHONE AWAY!!!! lol u lowkey gotta disappear and lock in
2026-09-14 23:39:22
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lockedinlaniii :
i posted a vid on what i did to get 521/520 on my last two fl's before the real thing 😊😊
2026-09-15 19:22:33
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sydney ⭐️ :
uworld and kaplan books, i used quizlet, lots of practice exams. you have to block out hours of your day. you NEED to make a study plan mapping out hours, FLs and what sections you’re going to be studying. it’s hard but you got this!!
2026-09-13 18:35:13
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marن :
Witchcraft
2026-09-14 02:33:55
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みお :
kaplan books, uworld, anki, jack westin for cars that’s it
2026-09-13 15:29:59
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Ebehi💚 :
ion even wanna talk about it fr
2026-09-13 20:10:22
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tivda :
Content review with Kaplan and khan academy, then uworld and deep review on wrong questions, and then AAMC materials: I did 7 full lengths. Also ANKI every day - Pankow P/S and Jack Sparrow B/B, Anking as well.
2026-09-13 17:04:02
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Brittania :
I’m in the content review phase post grad rn and I’m SO overwhelmed😭😭
2026-09-14 03:18:32
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Tay :
Anki + Chatgpt + Uworld + One note that's all you need
2026-09-14 02:34:42
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Kate :
Unfortunately the answer is rescheduling and not taking it during school
2026-09-14 21:46:21
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Kobe :
Study 6 days a week 2-4 hrs a day
2026-09-14 16:17:42
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aj🦋🌀🫧 :
i studied 8+ hours a day, 7 days a week, for 1.5 months absolutely not fun at all but it worked
2026-09-13 19:04:19
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🐸 :
Take this w a grain of salt cuz my methods are my own: 1) drop the $$$ on uworld, start doing the question bank, and use it to identify where you don’t know shit and a way to review shit u don’t know 2) start anki decks early and stack them with your uworld grind 3) about 2-3 months out, transition from uworld to aamc and do their question banks and do a practice exam once a week undisturbed in a quiet location. Continue to do ur cards all throughout til thr week before you test
2026-09-13 14:16:53
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Andi Allen :
Practice questions and practice exams and thorough review of everything I got wrong. Daily Anki, Jack Westin questions especially for CARS. You’ve got this
2026-09-14 02:58:31
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