41. Hunter College Premed Club Homepage Includes information about the mcat, summer research opportunities, and the application process. Requires java and javascript enabled browsers. http://www.geocities.com/hotsprings/resort/1411/

This website, while containing some relevant information, has not been maintained since the summer of 2000. The author of the site is no longer a Hunter College student and is not affiliated with the Premed Club anymore. If you currently are a premed student at Hunter College and have some knowledge of website maintenance, and wish to take over this website, send me an email to: roni266@hotmail.com This message was posted on March 16, 2004 Hunter College Premed Club Site Index About Us Overview Academic Requirements Hunter Resources Research @ Hunter Special Programs The MCAT The Personal Statement ... Other Sites Hunter College Premed Club Mailing List Our Mailing List offers news and updates about the Hunter College Premed Club and its activities, as well as information about other events and programs that may be of interest to premed students. To read messages posted to HCPMC list, click here To subscribe to HCPMC list, type your email address in the box below, CHECK IT AGAIN for typos, and hit the 'Join' button. Join HCPMC!

42. Medical School Admission This site offers mcat preparation techniques, medical school counseling and PreMed Advice. http://www.medicalschooladmission.com

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43. Learn About The MCAT Tests. Get prepared for mcat tests, with our advanced test preparation resource center. Free online test preparation, software and books for the mcat Tests. http://www.majon.com/testprep/about-mcat.html

About the MCAT INTRODUCTION The MCAT is a 6+ hour test, consisting of 4 sections: Verbal Reasoning, Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Writing Sample. FORMAT Section Number of Questions Length Verbal Reasoning 85 minutes Physical Sciences 100 minutes Biological Sciences 100 minutes Writing Sample 2 thirty-minute essays 60 minutes SCORING Each MCAT section is assigned a numerical score from 1 to 15, with 15 being the highest. The essays are assigned a letter score from J to T, with T being the highest. You will receive your scores by first-class mail in approximately 60 after the test date. RELATIVE SCORES Section Average Score Good Score Top Score Verbal Reasoning Physical Sciences Biological Sciences Writing O Q S+ SCIENCES The physical sciences test covers physics and general chemistry. The biological sciences test covers biology and organic chemistry, with concentration on biology. The science portions of the test consist mainly of a series of passages, each with several questions or problems. Often the passages involve unfamiliar situations and, rather than numbers, explanations, relationships among various quantities, and extrapolations to new situations. There is no ordering from easy to difficult. When pre-med students find out about the exam, they are often fearful. How do you prepare for such a thing?

44. MCAT Prep Info This sift offers links to mcat study materials and advice to premed students. http://www.mcatprepinfo.com

Nick's MCAT* Test Review MCAT Test Introduction MCAT Test Review MCAT Format MCAT Preparation ... About Me *MCAT is a registered trademark of the Association of American Medical Colleges, which does not endorse this site. Click here for the best MCAT study guide available MCAT Test Introduction The MCAT test is taken by students who are interested in furthering their academic careers and want to be accepted into medical school. The competitiveness of medical school admissions dictates a good minimum score as a minimum to even be considered by some colleges. The MCAT test covers 4 content areas: Writing, Verbal Reasoning, Biological Sciences and Physical Sciences. The MCAT test is sponsored by the Association of American Medical Colleges. The MCAT test is designed to be one of the first hurdles in your medical career. Consequently, the questions focus on your ability to apply knowledge that you have learned in past experiences related to the Sciences, Verbal Reasoning, and Writing. The MCAT test requires that you understand the English language for the MCAT test.

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Pre MedExperience.com How long have you been thinking about going to medical school? I started thinking and planning for medical school when I was sophomore in college. I hadn’t made the best decisions in my freshman year and didn’t really know were to turn for high quality medical school admission advice. I had the option of paying for an advisor to get information about going to medical school, but this would have been extremely expensive. So I opted for a go it alone approach and this is some of the information I have collected. Test Stress: The biggest obstacle I had facing directly in front of me was taking the MCAT exam. The MCAT covers biology, physics, chemistry, writing, and reading comprehension. The hardest areas I found were chemistry and physics. The best practice I found on the internet can be found at http://www.testprepresearch.com/mcat For a small fee I was able to download numerous practice questions that provided high quality MCAT practice. I also used the website: http://www.mcatprepinfo.com to provide me with extra free chemistry and physics questions. After purchasing some of the better study guides on the internet, I was all set to begin the tedious process of learning the information.

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48. Admissions Advice For Canadian Premed Students Applying To Medical School Advice on Canadian medical school admissions by a medical student. Includes guidance for high school students contemplating a future medical career. Extensive hints on the application (OMSAS), mcat, autobiography and interviews, with premedical statistics and links. http://www.geocities.com/mdpremie/

Admissions Advice Page for Canadian Pre-Meds The Advice Page for Canadian Pre-Meds is a web-site geared towards the Canadian high school, or university premed student considering attending a Canadian medical school. Hopefully, the hints and tips on this web-site will be of use when completing the auto-biographical section of the med school application, writing the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT), and preparing for the interview. As a former undergraduate Molecular Biology student, I've provided a timeline for the average, or "typical" undergraduate science major during the first three years of a degree program. This information will be useful to North American students contemplating a career in medicine. Ian Wong University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine, Class of 2003 Note: Thank you to the CMAJ for mentioning this website in their May 30, 2000 issue . Last update was Apr. 21, 2001. Please bookmark this site: www.geocities.com/mdpremie *Premed and Med Student Discussion Forums* Enter (Frames Version, recommended) Enter (No Frames Version) Do you like this site? Tell a friend! Name Email You: Friend: [And no, this doesn't record your e-mail addresses to send you spam, or anything nasty like that. -Ian ]

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50. Australian Graduate Medical Schools - Admission Criteria Australian graduate medical programs GAMSAT and general admission details to Australian medical schools; information on mcat, UMAT, interviewing, admissions. http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kesmarek/gmp/ggmp.html

51. Your MCAT Scores Competitive? Find Out - Medical School Finder Premed mcat Guide Getting students into medical school, USMLE. See how your GPA and mcat scores compare to those of students accepted at US Medical Schools. http://www.studentdoc.com/medfind.html

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Premed MCAT Guide Getting students into medical school Site Navigation Medical Students USMLE USMLE prep Physician Salaries ... Medical school rankings MCAT Preparation MCAT Question Bank MCAT Classroom Course MCAT STAT: Science Online The MCAT is a make-or-break test. If you do well on it, you're almost certainly going to get into medical school. If you don't, you've got to scramble. The MCAT isn't the hardest part of becoming a doctor, but it is a necessary evil. It pays to prepare for this exam professionally. That means you need to be disciplined and focused. Sometimes the amount of material you have to know seems overwhelming. In fact, it's a finite, and relatively small amount of information - well, small compared to what you'll learn in your first two years of medical school, anyway. Having taught MCAT prep for several years, here's my take on the best way to prepare for the MCATs:

53. MCAT Home Page - Peterson's Test Preparation The mcat is held at colleges across the country. mcat Success A great selfstudy guide for aspiring med students, with full-length practice tests. http://www.petersons.com/testprepchannel/mcat_index.asp

Press Room About Us Contact Us Site Map ... Online Store Select a test SAT ACT GMAT GRE PSAT CLEP AP GED ASVAB TOEFL MCAT LSAT SAT II PCAT Miller Analogies SSAT/ISEE Civil Service High Stakes MCAT Home Sample Questions Related Books The Medical College Admission Test measures a medical college applicant’s problem solving, critical thinking, and writing skills, as well as knowledge of science concepts. Verbal reasoning questions: There are nine passages, each of which is followed by a series of questions. The passages are drawn from the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Unlike the questions in the specific science sections, the questions in verbal reasoning are based solely on the passages and do not require any supplementary knowledge. Physical science questions: Writing sample: You will write essays on two separate topics. As part of the essay, you must explain the given statements, describe specific situations that illustrate your approach to those statements, develop alternative approaches to the problem, and incorporate all of this into cogent essays, clearly written and well organized. Biological science questions: There are ten problem sets accompanied by a series of questions that require you to have a knowledge of basic biology and organic chemistry, on topics including molecular biology, cells, various systems (circulatory, lymphatic, immune, digestive, excretory, muscular, skeletal, etc.), genetics, organic chemistry, and spectroscopy. In addition, there are 15 individual problem sets.

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Blank Blank Blank About the MCAT INTRODUCTION The MCAT is a 6+ hour test, consisting of 4 sections: Verbal Reasoning, Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Writing Sample. FORMAT Section Number of Questions Length Verbal Reasoning 85 minutes Physical Sciences 100 minutes Biological Sciences 100 minutes Writing Sample 2 thirty-minute essays 60 minutes SCORING Each MCAT section is assigned a numerical score from 1 to 15, with 15 being the highest. The essays are assigned a letter score from J to T, with T being the highest. You will receive your scores by first-class mail in approximately 60 days after the test date. RELATIVE SCORES Section Average Score Good Score Top Score Verbal Reasoning Physical Sciences Biological Sciences Writing O Q S+ SCIENCES The physical sciences test covers physics and general chemistry. The biological sciences test covers biology and organic chemistry, with concentration on biology. The science portions of the MCAT consist mainly of a series of passages, each with several questions or problems. Often the passages involve unfamiliar situations and, rather than numbers, explanations, relationships among various quantities, and extrapolations to new situations. There is no ordering from easy to difficult. When pre-med students find out about the exam, they are often fearful. How do you prepare for such a thing?

55. "Healthy" Medical School Admissions Without The MCAT Healthy Medical School Admissions Without the mcat. What is the mcat? The Medical 1991. 2000 mcat scores by race/ethnicity and sex. Verbal http://www.fairtest.org/facts/mcat.html

FairTest: 342 Broadway Cambridge, MA 02139 (617)864-4810 (617) 497-2224 (fax) Website: www.FairTest.org, e-mail: fairtest@fairtest.org Back to FairTest's Home Page Back to FairTest's Main University Page "Healthy" Medical School Admissions Without the MCAT What is the MCAT? The Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) serves as the entry screening assessment for most U.S. medical schools. Developed by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) and administered to over 55,000 students annually, the 6-hour exam consists of 221 multiple-choice items and two essays. Divided among four sections, scores on Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Verbal Reasoning are each reported on a scale from 1 (lowest) to 15 (highest). The Writing Sample receives a score of 1 to 6, converted to an alphabetical scale ranging from J (lowest) to T (highest). The MCAT does a poor job of predicting success in medical According to the AAMC, the MCAT is designed to "assess mastery of basic concepts in biology, chemistry, and physics; facility with scientific problem solving and critical thinking; and writing skills." According to several independent researchers however, the skills the MCAT tests relate most closely to the first two years of medical school classroom work but have little relevance in predicting success during clinical training or actual practice as a physician. William McGaghie writes in the journal

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58. GradSchools.com Test Prep With The Princeton Review What is the mcat and how is it structured? The Medical College Admission Test (mcat) is a national standardized test for applicants to medical schools. http://info.gradschools.com/review/mcat/faq.html

GRE Information GMAT Information: LSAT Information MCAT Information: Frequently Asked Questions When Should I Apply? Myths about the MCAT Free Online Practice Test TOEFL Information What is the MCAT and how is it structured? The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is a national standardized test for applicants to medical schools. The test is administered by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). The MCAT is designed to test your knowledge of basic science concepts, as well as your problem-solving skills, critical thinking ability, and writing skills. The MCAT is composed of four scored sections that always appear in the same order: Verbal Reasoning Physical Sciences (physics and general chemistry) Writing Sample Biological Sciences (biology and organic chemistry) How is the MCAT scored? All sections except the Writing Sample are in multiple-choice format and are graded on a scale of 1 to 15. (Verbal is graded 1-13+). Raw scores on the Writing Sample are converted to a letter grade ranging from a low of J to a high of T. How important are my MCAT scores?

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