MCAT

Based on data gathered from other premed students, here are the top review books suggested for each of the subjects. 

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Review Books

Kaplan Books hit most of the sections

• http://libgen.rs/search.php?req=kaplan+mcat&lg_topic=libgen&open=0&view=simple&res=25&phrase=1&column=def 

• https://u1lib.org/s/Kaplan%20Mcat%20 

• Free pdf versions

Princeton Review Books may be used as a supplement but can contain more information than needed

Videos

Khan Academy provide the best MCAT videos if you are a visual and auditory learner

• https://www.youtube.com/c/KhanAcademyMCATprep 

Other Prep Materials

Milesdown - Anki Deck (most helpful for Psychology/Sociology)

• https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/178384887 

MCATBros (most helpful for Psychology/Sociology)

• https://www.mcatbros.com/mcat-studying-resources 

AAMC materials

• https://store.aamc.org/mcat-prep.html 

• ~$300 per bundle

Practice Tests

Kaplan Practice Tests 

We STRONGLY recommend taking the AAMC full length exams 

• https://store.aamc.org/mcat-prep/full-length-exams.html

• each ~$35

UWorld (MCAT questions with visual explanations)

• https://gradschool.uworld.com/mcat/

• ~$300

Other Resources

Fee Assistance Program AAMC

• If you qualify, can get financial assistance for the MCAT and your medical school application

• https://students-residents.aamc.org/fee-assistance-program/fee-assistance-program-fap 

As the counseling team again are ourselves going through the process of taking the MCAT, we realize that we may not be able to ourselves provide with the best help you need. However, if you schedule an appointment with us (look under the Contact page) or contact us through our emails, we are willing to work with you to discuss what direct help you may need and connect you to TUTORS that are experts in teaching each of these subjects.