How long is the Verbal Reasoning Test?
What are the questions designed to find out?
How can you best study for the test?
What’s the one thing we know about the MCAT?
What tricks does the test use to get you to make a mistake?
Many students find the Verbal Reasoning test the most intimidating section of the MCAT. They are unsure of its purpose or how to study effectively for it. Most guides just tell you to “try harder.”
12 Week Plan for Verbal Reasoning Success shows you how, week by week, to sharpen your reading and test taking skills so that you can beat the test and take your score into the stratosphere. Along the way, you will also receive tips on study habits and other strategies to maximize your preparation for this most challenging of tests. Join the student who raised their scores significantly by marshaling all their resources to tackle the Verbal Reasoning section of the MCAT.
Also includes a bonus section to help you write the first draft of your medical school Personal Statement essay.
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"It helped me get a visualization of how the test was and the thought process that needs to go into making the correct answer choices."
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"I perfected my strategy of analyzing the questions."
