Is there a single MCAT book that "teachs" all the required test topics instead of those practice guide that gives u only practice sample tests? I Graduated w/ a BA degree in accounting & Econ. w/ a GPA OF 3.5. I took the basic physic & Chem. Class, and I'm planinng to go to medical school. So, I think I need to study more, instead of practicing more. Anyone know what's the best I should do? Please advice. Many thanks!!

I am not really good in giving advice, but here it goes...
Try talking to your firends and clssmates on your situation, they are always giving good ideas. If you can, talk to instructors in your major and see what they prefer, otherwise that is what I suggest shopping in bookstores and libraries in your state and area. Let me know what happens..my email is [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

examkrackers is going to be your best bet, ESPECIALLY with your lack of a science degree. I used them for my MCAT and got a 31 (and i'm in my 2nd year of med school now). They teach you everything you need to know, and they do it at a very basic level and build you up. I really liked it a lot. You should also have kept some of your chemistry/bio/physics text books to reference once and awhile if there is a particular topic in examkrackers that you are really struggling on. I have a couple of websites that sell their text books way cheaper than you would normally get them. Drop me an email. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

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