300 Page Document Mcat Reddit - As i finished my content review phase and went into. The 300 page doc is essentially a transcription of the khan academy videos. You can quickly skim the transcript before watching a. The 300 page document is more comprehensive. I really enjoyed all the mnemonics and pictures. Definitely memorize this document cold since it follows the aamc. For p/s i skimped on the kaplan book and instead read the 300 pg doc. Aidan's deck is also nearly comprehensive for p/s, although lengthy (4000 cards), and you can even. Pankow anki deck instead. Read the doc, ka videos on 2x speed once, then anki until you vomit. Read the 300 once fairly early on then used the 100 for the rest of studying. Didn't use anki and i read the 300 before. When you are going through the 300 page doc (i think the 300 page doc is overkill just fyi), look through the terms and make flash cards for what you donโt know. If you see a. Reddit has a 300 page document, and 154 page document outlining literally everything you need to know for the mcat (google for: Iโve seen people advocating for the 300 page document, for just doing anki alone, or for using the kaplan books. Which one would be best for. I'm trying to find the links for the 100 and 300 page p/s google docs, but all the dropbox links i've found have been dead. Can someone help me out please? I'm checking out the reddit page now with that document and its been turned into a nearly 300 page document at this point so that'll be something to scan through for sure.
As i finished my content review phase and went into. The 300 page doc is essentially a transcription of the khan academy videos. You can quickly skim the transcript before watching a. The 300 page document is more comprehensive. I really enjoyed all the mnemonics and pictures. Definitely memorize this document cold since it follows the aamc. For p/s i skimped on the kaplan book and instead read the 300 pg doc. Aidan's deck is also nearly comprehensive for p/s, although lengthy (4000 cards), and you can even. Pankow anki deck instead. Read the doc, ka videos on 2x speed once, then anki until you vomit. Read the 300 once fairly early on then used the 100 for the rest of studying. Didn't use anki and i read the 300 before. When you are going through the 300 page doc (i think the 300 page doc is overkill just fyi), look through the terms and make flash cards for what you donโt know. If you see a. Reddit has a 300 page document, and 154 page document outlining literally everything you need to know for the mcat (google for: