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This all-in-one resource has been created to prepare you for the test, including in-depth content reviews, test-conquering strategies, and four full-length online practice exams. The Princeton Review MCAT Subject Review Complete Box Set 2. For your top MCAT score, this book is essential for the subject review. I also got kaplan's big book, just to get some extra take on stuff that examkrackers may leave out. The Princeton Review MCAT by The Princeton Review. on my diagnostic i got a 9 and now i'm getting 10s on their short passages - i don't really know how good a one point improvement is, though i know a ten is a good score, and i'm happy with that slight improvement considering when it comes to verbal tests i have the attention span of a goldfish :) For this reason, you should find a couple of different content review resources, whether they are books or videos, and use them both. i think the strategies for the verbal is good for examkrackers, though i have issues with some of the question wordings and reasonings, at least compared to the aamc diagnostic i took. I started using examkrackers to study for the august 14th test, so far it's pretty good, though i don't know how much i'm improving - it's so hard to improve on the verbal! the worst part is that each time i do a 30 minute set on examkrackers, i think i've gotten almost everything right, and then i see that some of the questions were almost like trick questions or harder than i first thought. So any suggestions for someone who wants to self-study? Do many even go without the lecture courses? Examkrackers MCAT Complete Study Package 10th Edition Best for those time-crunching their MCAT review Plenty of examples to make concepts digestible Contains. I know that there is a wealth of information on this forum already, but it's very hard to go digging through all of it for information specifically geared towards me. I am thinking of taking the test this summer since I am currently a sophomore who only needs one more semester of organic chemistry and physics before being done with the general prerequisites.

What is the best MCAT prep book (Kaplan, Princeton Review, Examcrackers, etc.) for someone like me who wants to try to avoid spending all that money on a lecture prep course? Are there other options like online supplements that are worthwhile too? Especially in this economic climate, I'd like to try avoiding paying an exorbitant amount of money for a prep course, and I don't think it would help much anyway since I'm much more of a self-studier (I tend to fall asleep in lectures anyway, while I'm very self-motivated when teaching myself).