The MCAT Prep Strategy That’s Changing Med School Paths
If you’re someone who’s just starting out with MCAT prep, chances are you’ve already spent hours Googling “best ways to study,” downloading PDFs, or staring at a 300-page prep book, wondering where to begin. I was right there with you. I had no clue if I was supposed to start with content review, practice questions, or just panic like everyone else. The MCAT has a way of making even the most confident students feel like they’re drowning. Back when I began my prep, everyone was signing up for in-person classes or expensive bootcamps. I looked at the price tags and nearly choked. I didn’t have thousands to drop on a course, and I couldn’t imagine trying to attend a rigid class schedule while juggling college and work. I needed something that didn’t make me feel like I had to choose between studying and surviving life. That’s when I came across MCAT classes online . At first, it felt like a backup option. But the more I got into it, the more I realized it wasn’t second-best. It was ...