The MCAT doesn’t just test your understanding of the material—it also tests your time management and strategy skills. Dr. Stuart Donnelly aka “Dr. MCAT,” a beloved test tutor we routinely recommend to our clients, advises that you take at least ten practice tests to build up your stamina. And to do this, you should rethink your study plan. Instead of reviewing all of the content before moving to practice tests, he suggests interspersing practice tests throughout your study period. Aim to take a test around every other week to build up the test-taking skills that you’ll need while also increasing your comfort with the material.
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