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Sketchy is the most powerful visual learning platform designed to help you retain and apply the content you need to master your MCAT®.
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Based on the ‘method of loci,' Sketchy has been revolutionizing the way med students learn since 2013. Think of it as your new best friend, loaded with crazy stories so you never forget a single detail!
MCAT
MEGA-BANK
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STUDY RESOURCES
A fellow health-science advocate shared this Google Drive with me awhile back. It is filled with resources covering a wide variety of high-yield topics that are heavily tested on the MCAT.
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The categories highlighted in this deck are:
MCAT Anki Sets
Biology + Biochemistry
CARS
Chemistry
Physics
Introduction to the MCAT
Khan Academy Notes
MCAT Schedule Template
Psychology + Sociology
Study + "Cheat Cheats"
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I hope these resources help you in your preparation for test day, as well as aiding your success in your STEM courses as an undergraduate.
Happy studying!
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MCAT STUDY-PREPÂ OBJECTIVES CONDENSED IN AN EXCEL-LIKE FORMAT FOR EFFECTIVEÂ CONTENT REVIEW & ORGANIZED PROGRESS TRACKING
In this section, I'm sharing the MCAT Review Content that I used during my own MCAT-Test-Prep!
I hope this MCAT Content Review Tracker Template is helpful for your study plans and gives you some confidence in your ability to take this next obstacle head-on!
I'm sure most people roll their eyes when they hear this from a student on the other side of the medical school application process, but I assure you that if I made it through this crazy season of life, SO CAN YOU!
As always, my resources + notes + feedback + recommendations are 100% FREE! I wish you the absolute best on your journey to becoming a physician, and I hope I am able to make this process a little more manageable!
Deep breaths! Good Luck! You got this!
SCIENCE GUYZ TUTORING SERVICES
Science Guyz has more than 10 years of experience developing study materials from UGA exams and quizzes, and is constantly extending their expertises to other university's curriculum as well. Their materials are continually revised and updated each semester when professors, textbooks, and teaching styles change. Through our years of experience, they have detailed knowledge of the various instructors who teach these courses. As a result, their materials focus on the types of questions each specific instructor asks, so that students not only learn and understand the material, but also comprehend how to apply it to specific question styles.
SERVICES OFFERED:
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Progress Check Previews
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CHEM I & CHEM II
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OCHEM I & OCHEM II
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PHYS I & PHYS II
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BIO I & BIO II
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HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
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BIOCHEM
SUCCESS FOR PRE-HEALTH STUDENTSÂ IN UNDERGRAD AND BEYOND
Ted Talk
SHOULD YOU LIVE FOR YOUR RESUME OR YOUR EULOGY?
David Brooks gives a very good talk that discusses whether or not we can balance the self who craves success (a great resume) and the self who seeks connection (a great ecology).
I believe this is useful along the journey of becoming any form of healthcare provider. We all need to consider how the depth of our character will have a major impact on the type of physician we will be.
Ted Talk
YOUR HEALTH DEPENDS ON
WHERE YOU LIVE
Where you live: It impacts your health as much as diet and genes do, but it's not part of your medical records.
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Dr. Bill Davenhall shows how overlooked government geo-data (from local heart-attack rates to toxic dumpsite info) can mesh with mobile GPS apps to keep doctors in the loop. Call it "geo-medicine."
Pathway to Med School Program
SOWEGA AHEC
What the heck is an AHEC? The Southwest Georgia Area Health Education Center (SOWEGA-AHEC) is a community-driven, nonprofit organization whose goal is to increase access to healthcare by improving distribution of healthcare providers in southwest Georgia.
This is a great resource for pre-medical experience, such as internships, shadowing, and just making connections with physicians who are in fields of your interest that practice in rural areas!
My hope for this website is that it will serve as a safe place to ask questions, receive genuine and quality advice/feedback, learn from my mistakes, failures, successes, & everything in between, access helpful resources, and discover new ways to embrace and improve your path to becoming a healthcare provider!
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My resources are 100% free to you! However, I am a medical student who spends a lot of time creating resources (and possibly procrastinating lolz). So, if you find my resources helpful or my posts encouraging, here is an easy way to support me!
I have a link above to donate a small amount to my caffeine fund/Starbucks addiction :).