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Columbia Review Intensive Preparation for the MCAT
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 610.76
EAN: 9780683010275
ISBN: 0683010271
Label: Lippencott, Williams & Wilkins
Languages: English (Original Language), English (Unknown), English (Published),
Manufacturer: Lippencott, Williams & Wilkins
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 825
Publication Date: January 25, 1997
Publisher: Lippencott, Williams & Wilkins
Studio: Lippencott, Williams & Wilkins
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Editorial Review: Students will find valuable test strategies that follow the same organization and format of the actual MCAT.
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Rating: - Practice Test Confusion!
The information about the subjects may be adequate, but it does not explain it very thoroughly and the MCAT is about having a full understanding and being able to link concepts together. In addition, the tests have many mistakes! After having done a few passages, I started carefully picking through them after I had finished and found a few answers which directly contradicted the passages - these practice tests served only to confuse me. It feels as though no one proofed this book. Since then ... Read More
Rating: - Seriously?
I don't understand how this book could get anything but a "1 star" from anyone. The questions are downright wrong! I've only done a few of the passages and found numerous mistakes where the book outright contradicts itself. You don't have to be a genius to find the mistakes, I found them in the verbal section. This book needs to be tossed - do yourself a favor and spend a little more money buying Kaplan/Princeton or basically anything else.
Rating: - for those who love theory!
Hey, pre-meds! I had 4 weeks to concentrate on studying for the MCAt after my summer session last year. I have a great grasp of the concepts in the pre-med courses and just needed the STRATEGY of how to do well for the MCAt. This is THE book. If you really understood the stuff in your classes the first time around, this book gives an excellent review and supplements the stuff you didn't learn but need for the MCAT. All in all I did 1 week non-stop studying/section then a week of tests I went over ... Read More
Rating: - Full of Errors!
I received the Columbia Review book as part of an MCAT course I'm taking. The book is out of print, but just in case anyone is thinking about special-ordering it, DON'T! The book provides a decent overview of MCAT science, but the subject area practice tests that follow each section are full of errors. Some of the questions don't have a single "best" answer, while others don't seem to have any correct answers at all. I'm not talking about typographical errors; I'm talking about poorly written ... Read More
Rating: - Makes a Good Doorstop
This book was a dissappointment. I found the chemistry and biology sections to be lacking in their explinations of concepts vital to the MCAT. The testing sections were full of mistakes, something I found to be quite frustrating. How are you supposed to learn from an author who has trouble with the material? I would recommend Kaplan's Comprehensive Review, and sticking to the AAMC Practice Tests. Save yourself the frustration! Good luck on test day.
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