MCAT Physics: Top Study Strategies from a 528 Scorer

Many students struggled with physics in college and assume that they will struggle with physics on the MCAT. In addition, many students who have taken practice exams find themselves forgetting equations or getting tripped up by seemingly complex math. If that sounds like you, you are not alone. In this video, we will go over study strategies you can use to wade through the sea of equations, formulas, graphs, and math. My goal for this video is for you to walk away understanding what topics are on the exam, how to approach seemingly impossible practice problems, and how to study your mistakes so that you don’t make them again on test day. 📚 Free How To Get Into Medical School E-Book - https://www.shemmassianconsulting.com... 🙋 Sign up for our MCAT Question of the Day - https://www.shemmassianconsulting.com... 🧬 Looking for MCAT practice questions? Click here to access the most trusted MCAT Question Bank including 4000+ sample questions and eight practice tests covering every area of the MCAT. - https://shemmassianconsulting.com/pre... TIMESTAMPS: [00:00] - Introduction [00:44] - How Much Physics Is Actually on the MCAT? [03:05] - Strategy #1: Know the "Big Formulas" and Their Units [04:08] - Strategy #2: Let the Answer Choices Guide Your Approach [07:13] - Strategy #3: Pay Attention to Images & Graphs, Especially Axis Labels & Titles [07:23] - Strategy #4: Use the Units to Your Advantage [09:26] - Strategy #5: Knowing When To Flag Questions [13:20] - Strategy #6: Apply Direct & Inverse Proportionality to Solve Non-Math Problems Who we are: Shemmassian Academic Consulting (SAC) was founded by Dr. Shirag Shemmassian, a medical school admissions expert with over 20 years of experience helping thousands of students get into top programs such as Harvard, Mayo, and UCSF. Despite a roughly 40% medical school matriculation rate nationally, our team’s approach has resulted in over 90% of our students getting accepted the first time they apply. SAC has been featured on The Washington Post, US News and World Report, and NBC. We'd love to hear from you! Drop a question down below in the comment section; we respond daily! #mcat #mcatphysics #medschooladmissions