The Princeton Review MCAT Subject Review Complete Box Set, 3rd Edition: 7 Complete Books + 3 Online Practice Tests

by The Princeton Review

THE TOTAL PACKAGE FOR MCAT MASTERY. With 7 complete subject guides and 3 online practice tests, The Princeton Review's MCAT boxed set brings you everything you need to ace the MCAT—at an unbeatable value and price! 

This boxed set

·  7 complete books  covering all parts of the biology, biochemistry, organic chemistry, general chemistry, physics and math, psychology and sociology, and critical analysis and reasoning skills
·  3 full-length practice tests  (accessible online) to help you benchmark your score
·  In-depth subject review coverage  of each of the challenging test subjects
·  Thousands of practice questions  in end-of-chapter review sections and MCAT-style practice passages
·  Full-color illustrations , diagrams, and tables for easy visual comprehension
·  Chapter summaries  for quick review
·  Strategic techniques  and test-taking guidance to hone your ability to take the MCAT effectively
·  Extensive glossaries  in each book for immediate reference and review
·  Online student tools  for up-to-the-moment info on any late-breaking AAMC exam updates

The following individual titles are included in the Complete
·  MCAT Biochemistry Review
·  MCAT Biology Review, 2nd Edition
·  MCAT Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills Review, 2nd Edition
·  MCAT General Chemistry Review, 3rd Edition
·  MCAT Organic Chemistry Review, 3rd Edition
·  MCAT Physics and Math Review, 3rd Edition
·  MCAT Psychology and Sociology Review, 3rd Edition

Genres: Science

2864 pages, Paperback

Published December 18, 2018

About the author

The Princeton Review is an education services company providing tutoring, test preparation and admission resources for students. It was founded in 1981. and since that time has worked with over 400 million students.

Reviews

[Viola · Rating 1 out of 5]

If only I could DNF……

[Salma]

- narrator irritatingly omniscient
- cardiology section authors don’t know their rights from their lefts
- organic chemistry section either a touch heterophobic or excessively conservative with all the “opposites don’t mix”
- Functional groups abbreviated as fun groups fall disappointingly short of their reputation
- so many honeycomb doodles
- the chemistry books occasionally flirtatious — “just because you’re a bad leaving group doesn’t mean you always have to be” …. excuse me?
- got some cool book recommendations from the CARS section
- I finally understand the real reason we need to breathe oxygen

[avani shah · Rating 1 out of 5]

i wanted to DNF the entire way through but i made it (for now)

[lavanya · Rating 3 out of 5]

everyone wish me luck for the hellhole of an exam i’m gonna take in 2 weeks i’m actually shitting my pants

[Jake Royster]

While I haven’t read a novel in so long, I read all seven of these books. Brutal.

[Gary McMurtrie]

Took a page out of Hunter Gatchell’s book and decided to log these stupid ass prep books that I guess did help me get into med school. But fuck these books. Never again.

[Andrew Hogan · Rating 2 out of 5]

Better ways to prepare

[Anabel · Rating 3 out of 5]

Was very helpful and I never could have taken the test with out the, but I hated every second of it.