What classes do you need to take to do well on MCAT?
What classes do you need to take to do well on MCAT?
Completing biology, biochemistry, general chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, psychology and sociology during your undergraduate years provides you with the foundational skills necessary to succeed on the first three parts of the MCAT.May 2, 2017
Can you do well on the MCAT without taking the classes?
Anyone can take the MCAT. You do not need an undergraduate degree, nor do you need to even be enrolled in a university. However, in order to be successful, you should have taken two semesters of biology (one of which has emphasis on human physiology), chemistry, organic chemistry, and physics.
Can you study for the MCAT without taking classes?
NO! The MCAT is hard enough even when taking the recommended coursework. I took the MCAT before taking biochemistry (still took general chemistry and organic chemistry) and will say that it took a lot of extra work to learn just this one course while preparing for the MCAT.
Can you take MCAT without orgo2?
Honestly you can just self study for orgo without needing orgo 2. There's a couple things you need to go over though and make sure you know like a few popular and common reagents such a LiBH4, and PCC.