Who has taken or knows about the MCAT?
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The Mcat means : The Medical Collage Admission Test, below is some information on it. the I have listed a source below that. Good luck I hope this will help you! :)\n\nThe Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is a standardized test administered by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) to prospective medical students as a means to standardise comparison between them for purposes of admission to medical school. The exam is currently taken entirely on paper. However, a computer-based version will be offered at select testing sites in the fall of 2005, and all future administrations of the exam starting in the spring of 2007 are expected to be computer-based.
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pay for kaplan or princeton review for sample questions (you definitely need those) and listen to how they teach you to approach each part of the test (biosciences, physciences, verbal reasoning, essay)
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Why not resign yourself to getting good grades and MCAT scores rather than looking for a loophole. Medical school, residency and even beyond are all full of standardized tests.\n\nThis may not be what you want to hear, but since you're only a freshman you have plenty of time to work hard and do well.
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probably but you have to make sure to take classes in all science areas- not only chamical(as i am told pharmacy school stresses) The MCAT includes all sciences including biological, chamical, physical, etc.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.indegene.com/Main/Info/indMedEducationCentres.asp
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hey i took that test with my mom when she was taking it just to give her company and because i wanted to see if i knew anything and I passed. we live in Florida though.... well on our practicle they asked us how to make a bed and lift the patient up and hook him on the machiney u kno the ekg and the heart monitor and all. then we took blood, we also did vitals and bp which anyone can do. the main thing was how to take care of patients though like turning them and making them sit up like handling stuff. then written was pretty simple. mostly it was about what would you do if a vain raptures and you would go and get the nurse. and it asked about different labels and all.. anyway i got this book out of B&N. it helped a lot. good luck .....
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Have you taken a test?
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In my experience, I found that the guides from TESTKING for the MCSE are really good! \n\nThey basically give you a clone of the exam. it's almost a matter of memorizing the questions and you'll get something very  similar on the exam... check it out...
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Can't remember the exact title now...  but it was on non invasive ultrasound and the huge advances it has made in the past few years as well as the history of it coming in to use in the medical field...  Got a B+  (altho considering the length of questions and compliments from instructor that I was the most confident, and knowledgeable on my subject and knew every answer to questions asked...  I thought I deserved better.  Can only imaging what others received)
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Here is Australian Medical Council Incorporated's Practice test for Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) examination\n\nhttp://www.amc.org.au/exam/\n\nhope it works
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I actually disagree - I think that the computer test is harder since you can't skip questions or review questions that you have already answered. While I didn't take the GRE, I did take the GMAT on the computer. I practiced a lot (with a test prep course) on the computer to make sure I was used to it. I also know that the computer version is given almost every business day throughout the US. The paper one is not.
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I have on the MCAT.\n\nJust study. If you study and feel unprepared, or generally do not test well it is very worthwhile to pay for a prep class. They are very expensive, but from experience boost your score dramatically.\n\nhttp://www.testprepreview.com/mcat_practice.htm
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Taking pharm classes could help only if it solidifies your ability to do first and second-year undergraduate coursework. None of the material is from upper-division or graduate-level coursework (unless you want to count really difficult essay passages).\n\nThe biology section is comprised of material from general bio and lower-div organic chem. Physical science is comprised of general chem and physics (no calculus needed!). The verbal is 10 brutal passages where speed counts for everything.\n\nI have pharm friends who have taken the MCAT. They did fine -- so should you. But not because of the pharm per se, but rather the pharm pre-reqs you've already taken.\n\ndo you have a PharmD? if so, I'd have to wonder why on earth you'd wanna go to med school? There's a much greater demand for pharmacists in the US right now, and you could be making just as much as a physician if you land the right gig (pharmacist at K-mart ain't it).
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I'm studying to be a Medical Assistant and I had to take Medical Math(dosage Calculations) and I did surprisingly well in the class despite being HORRIBLE in math. Don't be so hard on yourself. Study up on fractions and decimels and the metric system..it isn't as confusing as you think it is. Study hard - YOU CAN DO IT!;)
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do  you mean MCAT?\n\n\nif it is:\ntip #1: learn the name of the exam you're about to take\n\nbooks i use:\nKaplan\nBarrons\nPrinceton Review\n\nif its not:\nsorry, can't help
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I looked it up on Yahoo and found nothing.  In addition, I'm a well-read med student and I've never heard of it.  Are you sure you have the name straight?
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I found Kaplan to be good....comparable to the real thing\n\nBut, the hardest Questions were in the ARCO book (I took the test 4 yrs ago, so I don't know if this book is still around).  This book really prepared me and helped get the highest score....\n\nCheck amazon to see.