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Because Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills (CARS) is the most intimidating section for Science students, there is a market for advice, tips and pointers. Unfortunately, bad advice is epidemic.
MCAT multiple choice questions are unlike any other multiple choice questions you’ve faced before: the choices are diabolical. Every option is a trap.
The good news is that the MCAT doesn’t feature much math (no calculus!), but the bad news is that it doesn’t allow you any help (no calculators!)
Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills is arguably the most important section of the MCAT. It’s also the most difficult and the most frustrating. Be a more competitive candidate by preparing more, not less.
To achieve a competitive score on the MCAT, you need to be as prepared as possible. Study the material, but also take the time to understand the test itself.
The MCAT will be very different from any test or exam that you’ve faced before. Find out as much as you can about it before you sit down to write.
The bad news is that the MCAT is a behemoth of a test. The good news is that you don’t have to be alone in preparing for it. At Prep101, there are instructors who know the material, who understand the test, and who can help you to succeed.
