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Join Us for First Reactions to the MCAT 2015
MCAT 2015 test-takers share their thoughts with us. On April 17th and 18th, the new MCAT 2015 was administered for the very first time to a new group of test-takers. Their first hand experiences taking...
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Integrated Sciences on the MCAT 2015 Exam: Part 2
As we discussed in Part 1, most pre-med programs treat the sciences as though they were independent disciplines—teaching and testing students without regard for how subjects like chemistry and physics...
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Get the advantage from Kaplan’s 2013 Medical School Insider as we discuss why the AAMC has decided to add both psychology and sociology to the new MCAT in 2015. Listen in as expert panelists share...
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Top 5 Reasons to Start Your MCAT 2015 Prep Now
The first administrations of the new MCAT 2015 exam will be on April 17th and 18th with the AAMC planning to open registration for the first set of MCAT 2015 test dates sometime in February. However,...
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A Fond Farewell to the Current Version of the MCAT
The now-retired version of the MCAT has done a phenomenal job forging generations of physicians. We are here to bid a fond farewell to an old friend—the current version of the MCAT, the primary...
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Preparing for the MCAT 2015 Part 2: Psych/Soc and Chem/Phys
All your Psych/Soc and Chem/Phys knowledge for the new MCAT 2015. In the second and final part of this series, we will explore both the Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior...
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Doctor Pay Expected to Increase, Survey Says
Why aren’t medical schools warming to the new MCAT? A top-ranked medical school dean resigns, admissions officers remain cool to the new MCAT, and a recent survey suggests doctors’ pay could rise in...
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Our 2015 Medical Education News Highlights
Read our top five medical education stories of 2015. What a year it’s been in the world of medical education. As pre-meds, you’re not just along for the ride—you’re active participants who aren’t shy...
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Medical Education Leaders Slow to Judge New MCAT
Health leaders say medical schools can do more to teach preventive care. Medical schools continue to react to the revamped MCAT, preventive care is given the attention it deserves, and the nation’s...
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2016 Kaplan Survey Shows Latest Med School Admissions Trends
What are admissions officials saying about the new MCAT? Every year for the last ten years, Kaplan Test Prep has conducted a survey of medical school admissions officers to find out the latest...
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