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38 of 39 people found the following review helpful: By Ronaldk (Tokyo, Japan) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Kaplan MCAT Review: Complete 5-Book Series (Kaplan MCAT Complete Subject Review (5v)) (Paperback) I have been out of college 20 years and just took the MCAT in January and got a 32 after 5 months of review with these excellent books. I am very happy with that score. I would cut out a chapter and read it on the train to work. When I finished one complete subject book I would take one actual AMCAS practice exam on the computer. Once you finish all four practice books then just do one practice test a week and in the interim of the week review chapters that you didn't score well in the prior week. Continue until test and you will get your best personal score. In my opinion the last part of each subject book "High Yield Problems" is not worth the time and you are better off taking the practice exams over and over. 14 of 14 people found the following review helpful: Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Kaplan MCAT Review: Complete 5-Book Series (Kaplan MCAT Complete Subject Review (5v)) (Paperback) I plan to take the MCAT this coming May and I must say, these books are incredible. Due to my financial situation, I can't afford to take the Kaplan courses so purchasing these books was the next best thing. I have glanced over all the books and have currently started delving into the general chemistry book, it has become an invaluable asset to me. The books relate difficult concepts with and without the scientific jargon necessary for the MCAT. The books cover material that was loosely covered in my studies here at college. I really like how it gets straight to the point and how there are practice questions at the end of each chapter with complete explanations of both correct and incorrect answers. If you buy nothing else in preparation for the MCAT, buy this! 13 of 14 people found the following review helpful: This review is from: Kaplan MCAT Complete 5 Book Subject Review 2009-2010 (Kaplan MCAT Complete Subject Review (5v)) (Paperback) These books provide a solid background for the MCAT. The descriptions are clear and diagrams make it easy to understand. My main problem with these books is that they are filled with errors and typos. Different passages in the text contradict each other, there are answers to problems with incorrect math, and sometimes the answers they give are just wrong. If your looking for a book to help review and get some useful tips then this might work. If however, you don't have a strong background in science/math I would not suggest these books. It is both frustrating yet fun to see how many errors you can find. There is at least one error/chapter that I have found so far. |