Free MCAT Review Material

The MCAT is the big comprehensive test that pre-medical students must take before they finish undergraduate, and apply to medical schools. Medical schools almost always require this a score from this test to be included with an application to their school, so it is quite important. The MCAT stands for Medical College Admissions Test, and it covers biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, reading analysis, and essay writing. It's certainly not a test to be taken lightly, as many pre-med and medical students will tell you.

Thus, it is wise to start preparing as far ahead of time as possible, hopefully giving one the edge to succeed on this test. While there are many great review guides, and even many popular review programs that one may sign up for, there are also several free resources online for those trying to study for the MCAT. For those looking for save money, and who are willing to work on their own, these resources may be a great find. The links to all of these websites may be found with the supporting links at the end of the article.

The Princeton Review offers a free MCAT online practice test for those looking for a total practice test. According to their website, "If you want to test your MCAT knowledge, or just familiarize yourself with a computer-based test (CBT), try this free, full-length MCAT practice exam. When you finish, you'll get a score report showing your strengths and weaknesses." ("The Princeton Review") This will probably offer a good chance to get used to the test in general, as it is around 5 hours long (make sure you have some free time!), as well as the experience of taking it on a computer. The free demo also offers, "A sample of one of our lively and engaging multimedia lessons which features animation, audio, and self-directed navigation" which may be of use to those who want to take the Princeton Review later on, which is not free.