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  • May 27, 2004 at 12:30 am #21784
    preMDstu
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    THIS IS PROBABLY UP TO ME, BUT CAN I GET MORE OUT OF THE PRINCETON REVIEW OR KAPLAN?
    THE ONLY PRINCETON REVIEW TEXT I CAN FIND IS ONE THAT WAS PUBLISHED IN 1997, BUT KAP’S IS LATER.
    PLEEASE ALL YOU SAGES OUT THERE, ADVICE.

    May 27, 2004 at 2:53 pm #27044
    y82benji
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    Neither one will be comprehensive of all MCAT material (especially when you get a physical sciences section that is intensive on the properties of elements and metal alloys :-P) and buying both is a lot of expense. I just chose one (happened to be Kaplan), used that intensively, and then went to the local bookstore and the library to glance through Princeton Review and see if I had missed anything. That dinky local library has more than you might realize and can be very useful when you don’t want to buy a book. At the very least, I’d say study from one and then take some different free practice tests from other sources and see if there are topics you need to look up.

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