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Ultimate MCAT - The Most Comprehensive Classroom Course in the Industry
This course provides 260 hours of comprehensive prep, including 105 hours of live instruction covering full content and test-taking strategies and 22 hours of Verbal Reasoning prep. You'll get ample realistic testing practice with 19 full-length practice tests and 15 diagnostic exams. In addition you'll have access to amplifire™, a revolutionary learning tool designed to increase your recall, retention and mastery of MCAT concepts.


Course Benefits:

• The most hours of live instruction
• 3 to 5 trained subject-matter experts
• Guaranteed in-person office hours

Course Features:

• Hours: 105 hours of in-class instruction by 3 to 5 subject matter experts. Plus, 22+ hours of live Verbal preparation, more than any other major test prep company.
• Practice tests: 19 full-length practice tests, including 8 AAMC tests and 15 diagnostic exams

Study tools:

• 2,700 Science questions, answers and explanations through amplifire
• 4,300+ pages of comprehensive up-to-date materials
• 155+ hours of online resources

Other features:

• 20+ live office hours/extra help
• 22 hours of Verbal prep — the most in the industry
• Guarantee: Score higher or get your money back
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Your Princeton Review study materials—ALL UPDATED FOR 2013
4,300 pages of comprehensive, up-to-date materials (delivered via forklift). Each subject set includes content review, practice questions and practice passages

• MCAT Physics and Math Review: About 500 pages
• MCAT General Chemistry Review: 300+ pages
• MCAT Biology Review: 500+ pages
• MCAT Organic Chemistry Review: 300+ pages
• MCAT Verbal Reasoning Review: 400+ pages, with a section to diagnose areas of weaknesses and refine strategies to improve
• Science Workbook: Hundreds of MCAT-style practice passages and questions with complete explanations (900+ pages)
• Verbal Workbook: About 300 pages, including dozens of MCAT practice passages and 4 full-length Verbal Reasoning practice tests with complete explanations
• In-Class Passage Compendium: The equivalent of 5 MCATs' worth of additional test questions

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Additional MCAT Test Preparation Options:

• MCAT Small Group Instruction - Offers the structure of our prep course and the flexibility of private tutoring. A program that's built around you – you pick the schedule and location. You can form your own group, or let us match you with other students who have similar goals.
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• MCAT Private Tutoring - The most effective, convenient and flexible prep program available. We'll select a tutor who best matches your individual needs and send them to you.
• MCAT Verbal Accelerator LiveOnline - Helps you sharpen your reading comprehension skills and raise your score in the MCAT Verbal Reasoning section. Med school admission committees tend to weigh the Verbal section heavily, so it's important to get your best score.
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[coldtse888]

How long are your MCAT courses last? Thank you

 

[ThePrincetonReview]

How long are your MCAT courses last? Thank you

Hi there,

Our Ultimate course provides 260 hours of comprehensive prep, including 105 hours of live instruction covering full content and test-taking strategies and 22 hours of Verbal Reasoning prep. Depending on which schedule you choose and how many days per week you have class, courses can range anywhere from 1 - 6 months.

- The Princeton Review

 

[neuro nephrons]

I am on budget....why should I choose your product over others?

 

[kingking]

is it possible to use your materials to prepare the test in one month?

 

[ThePrincetonReview]

I am on budget....why should I choose your product over others?

The Princeton Review offers more in-person hours, more hours of Verbal Reasoning prep, more diagnostic exams plus 20 hours of in-person extra help with your instructor so you get more bang for your buck!

• RESULTS: Our students boast an average 10 point score improvement on the MCAT. In fact, the top quarter of our students average 12 points improvement.
• LIVE HOURS: We have the most live hours - we believe in the teach-student relationship where we guide you through the material teaching you strategy and content.
• LIVE CLASSES: We have 42 class sessions so you can learn and implement what you learn while having time with your instructors to make sure you fully understand the concepts; Kaplan has 18.
• INSTRUCTORS: We have a team of 3-5 superior instructors, each an expert in his or her subject - unlike some other companies who may provide one instructor.
• MATERIALS: We hand out more materials in class - up to 4,300 pages of comprehensive, up-to-date materials
• VERBAL: We have 22.5 hours of Verbal preparation, an area in which students are very fearful of.
• ESSAY GRADING: We use Livegrader technology for feedback, including 2 from AAMC.
• EXAMS: 19 full-length practice tests, including all officially released AAMC exams.
• GUARANTEE: We offer a satisfaction/moneyback guarantee.
• ONLINE: We have additional MCATs' worth of subject-specific drills online plus all our exams and explanations are online while some companies do not offer online resources.

Check out this comparison chart to learn more.

We also have Amplifire, a revolutionary new technology that leverages key findings from Nobel Prize–winning brain research to produce extraordinarily high knowledge-retention rates so you can learn more efficiently. Want to learn more? Watch this video .

 

[ThePrincetonReview]

is it possible to use your materials to prepare the test in one month?

Wow, one month is a tall order. How much do you need to improve your score? Typically one month is NOT an adequate amount of time to fully prepare for the exam. Most of our students spend over 300 hours prepping for the exam to achieve an amazing score. If you spent 50 hours per week for the month you still don’t even come close to the amount of prep they will do.

So I will ask you again, what score do you need (or how much do you need to improve)? If you have taken the MCAT before, or you have done some practice testing and know you only need a few points, then that may be a different story. Since I don’t know your story, then based on your 1 sentence question, yes it is possible but not practical for the best improvement you will probably need. Too many students make the mistake of condensing their prep in a short amount of time and not spacing it out enough to really work on their weak areas. That comes with learning the material in the books, processing the strategy and techniques, putting into practice what you learned through the practice exams (with analysis), then continue working on the areas you need to improve.

Yes, our materials are incredible and will allow you to cover the content/topics, learn and practice what you need but I want to make sure you properly approach it with enough time to really take advantage of all that our materials have to offer. When you say our materials, are you including access to all our practice tests? If not, that is also a big key you are missing. In addition, most of our students are taking 10-20 exams through the program (and that is hard to do in one month).

Anyway, if you reconsider, The Princeton Review offers different prep options that range from an intensive three month program just before the test (4-5 days per week) to a more spaced out six month program (2 times per week).

If you don’t have a baseline test score yet, try our free MCAT practice test. When you finish the test, you'll get a complete score report detailing your strengths and weaknesses. Let me know your score then and I can give you a better idea if your proposed one month prep plan is really feasible (based on your baseline and goal score). But if you are satisfied with your results, then you may be ready. If you feel that you still need help, check out The Princeton Review's many MCAT test preparation options or give one of our advisors a call at 888-955-4600 or give me a call at 888-758-7737x5017.

Thanks,
Anthony