(1 MONTH) How I scored a 94th percentile on my MCAT || study schedule, free resources, and more!

[@anthonynguyen3519]

36 days until my exam. Thanks for the pointer! Will definitely take all your advise. Good luck everyone!

[@themedboys]

Good luck Anthony! Go beat this beast of an exam

[@JairaWaller]

Your journey to a 94th percentile score is so inspiring! As a fellow med student, I know the struggle of MCAT prep all too well. Your study schedule and free resource tips are still so relevant and valuable, even a year later. Thanks for sharing your insights with us!

[@shelbyebner3427]

wow!! Thank you so much for making that google doc free info!

[@TheUltimateFoodieBlog]

hahahahahaha biggest exam WHAT ABOUT THE STEPS, im not crying, YOUR crying. No one is crying because now you just helped my trajectory, tysm

[@jasmina_8651]

20 days until my exam. Feeling so stressed out since I started studying late due to my college courses....

[@themedboys]

You got this!

[@abduljejelola5430]

Hi! Thank you for the video! The aamc bundle seems to contain over 1000 questions. What do you mean by 780 questions? Is it excluding the CARS diagnostics and Flashcards?

[@themedboys]

Hi! Yes we were referring to the question pack + section bank questions from the bundle!

[@maramalmutairi1283]

Thank you guys for the amazing video! Was wondering if I can use UWorld QBank instead of AAMC? Is AAMC better?

[@themedboys]

Hi Maram! UWorld is really good for practice and also nailing down content through their explanations. However, AAMC is the most representative of the questions that you will see on the actual MCAT. Depending on the time remaining until your MCAT, I would advise you to prioritize AAMC questions over UWorld in order to finish them closer to your MCAT date. Hope it helps! -Naman

[@braxtonstout8366]

for the last 200 or so questions in the last 15 days. Instead of supplementing, UWORLD for additional questions would buying the bundle back that has all 14 resources equating to 2,400 questions from AAMC be better? Or does it not matter?

[@karinaflores1953]

Is the AAMC practice problem bank (780 questions) you were working from, free? Can you drop a link by chance? and if it's not free do you think the kaplan practice problems + the khan academy ones would be sufficient enough?

[@Samithegreat4]

After spending courteous time reviewing the chapters for the Kaplan books, I find that I am barely able to answer the questions associated with each chapter, any advice?

[@themedboys]

Try to relate the information to real life. At the same time, try to make yourself believe that you know the answer when attempting the questions. A lot of the times, it comes down to your mindset. Once you finish the question, read the analysis and figure what exactly was it that you didn't know and review it right away

[@karinaflores1953]

Additionally, I know Anki decks are used to study but how to I come about acquiring them? Is it an app I download and are they flashcards I create myself?

[@benlange6422]

How did you guys divide the 35 questions per day? Also, does that include the 3 CARS passages?

[@10kMilesAwayForPlanA]

Which Anki deck did you guys use? Did you use it for all subjects or just psych/soc? Thank you ^.^

[@themedboys]

We used the MileDown Anki Deck from Reddit and we used it mainly for psych, but other people also use it for subjects like biochem. Let us know if you need the link!

[@mariemagezi8955]

Hey guys! I was wondering if you guys had a link to the 55 page psychology doc and also are you guys saying we should make our own Anki for terms and content to remember or there is one that you found online.

[@mariemagezi8955]

Nevermind I found it on the other video!

[@themedboys]

Hi! So I would recommend using Miledown's anki deck which you can find on Reddit. It pretty much covers everything. You could make your own Anki deck with your mistakes but you would have to be efficient with your time because it does take away a lot of time making them. Hope it helps!

[@lois4544]

Hi! I wanted to ask if you only used the Anki (milesdown) for psych? Or did you also use this deck for other subjects? Also wondering how many reviews yall did in one day?

[@themedboys]

Hi! We used the deck for every subject, but we only started Anki for the other subjects aside from psych after we were finished reviewing the Kaplan books. As for the number of reviews, we just finished however much we could in a set amount of time (ex. 1 hour). Hope that helps!

[@davidcarvajal7103]

Hi , I was wondering if you guys had a link to the 50 page psychology document … btw love your vids

[@themedboys]

Yes! Here it is: docs.google.com/document/d/1ZM-v0h2VSNMsFMa43_bmjVLYhUwFW_h5Hh30kSq3Lqw/edit

[@alexanderdryland8866]

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[@getitdone0010]

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[@lois4544]

also I love you guys LMAO

[@themedboys]

We appreciate that!

[@silviaperez9642]

Awesome video! Do you guys have a doc of the equations we need to memorize? I’m struggling with which ones I need to know! 🥲