Kaplan MCAT Biology Review

by Kaplan Test Prep

A full-color guide featuring all-new, complete test targeted biology review for the MCAT, Kaplan MCAT Biology includes over 500 practice questions (hundreds more than the competition) and three full-length biology practice sections. Expert commentary and instruction from a top Kaplan teacher includes tips, tricks, and test expertise. Vibrant illustrations, charts, and graphs from the pages of Scientific American, make this guide a compelling source of MCAT prep.

Genres: Science, Nonfiction

560 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 15, 2010

Reviews

[Audrey]

if i’m gonna study and take the mcat I might as well have it count towards my 2021 goodreads book total right

[Kai Kelly]

Such beautiful prose

[Paul Kim]

Further MCAT studies are on hold until my sanity recovers.

[Cheyenne Chin]

Terrible, Read this start to finish and the plot made no sense. There was no storyline or anything, it was just randomly configured things which confused me further

[Logan Douglas]

A thrilling account of the human body and the systems that work together to make a fully (or near fully) functioning being. It'll keep you guessing throughout: "Is this important information?" or "Do I really need to memorize that?" All around, a thorough exploration of the human biological condition and a great read for anyone planning on writing the MCAT. For all others, steer clear.

[gabrielle]

does this count? i’m gonna say it counts

[Benjamin Danner]

This book was mid. Would not read again.

[Ian DePew]

Spoiler alert: 🥴

[Andrew]

Wow. This book flows like salmon of Capistrano.

[Mila]

if I had to read all of these, they’re at least gna count for my goodreads goal🤥

[Nima Patel]

Bitch if I had to read this book I’m counting it towards my reading goal idc ✋🏽

[Laura]

Made me cry

[Haley]

disgusting

[Irene Kwon]

made me feel small.

[Ali Crist]

Good stuff

[Akshay]

Read this twice highly recommended 😍

[Mehak]

Wish I knew this was an option the first two times 🥴

[Alejandro Banchs]

Solid story, character development could've been better

[Erin Bridges]

Would rate it 5 but that ish was hard

[Rawad Basma]

Fucking finally bruh

[Katie Butler]

mid

[Jaiden Mezera]

I’m only giving this a 2 bc I’m a bio major

[Maya]

yusuf did it better

[Jack Newman]

I read all of these book front cover to back cover. To be honest it wasn’t that bad. 3 stars because the chemistry book taught me how to make literal crack.

[Abbi Bertocchi]

Left her for last as a little treat. Loved every second of this week take me back. All my favorite physiology topics and genetics! And I got a sneak peek into developmental biology which I am so exited to take now. Did cause some spiraling when I would sit there like “how does a single called organisms become this complex and differentiated…?” but we got over that!!

[num]

pretty good i guess really interesting but the first two years of medical science at the university of western ontario didn't really set me up for this one as much as it did biochem, orgo chem, and gen chem. overall, very solid book super interesting i love my body

[Isaac]

First thing...if I have to read this cover to cover I'm counting this to my reading goal for the yr. Second was good but expected better...some things were contradictory and the images could be clearer (AK lectures carried). The paragraphs and bold important words were great though.

[Claire]

You actually have to read this before you watch Spider-Man: Brand New Day if you want to fully understand the plot. I need a man to be so devastatingly in love with me that if I forgot about him, his heartbreak would cause his DNA to mutate.

[McKenzie Andrews]

Wow science!!!

[od]

Covered what you need and included some extra details without going too overboard