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2.4) When should I start studying for the MCAT?
Nearly all students require at least two months of regular review to
cover all the necessary material. Many students require longer.
However, preparation really begins as soon as you start college--by
doing your best in your undergraduate science courses and reading
broadly to prepare for the verbal reasoning section. You can then
spend the final 2 or 3 months reviewing and solidifying the
information you have already learned. It is unlikely that you will
learn and understand a lot of new material in the final months
leading up to the MCAT.
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