Many of you may check your answers too early, lean on notes too heavily, and write off tactical misses as "silly mistakes." Here’s why each of those habits slows your progress.
In this episode of the Jack Westin MCAT Podcast, Mike and Molly return from their Halloween vampire special to the strategy series. They cover the questions students ask when they start doing practice passages: Can I use my notes? Can I use a calculator? Should I time myself? Should I read the questions first? When do I check my answers? Then they go through what a strong review looks like and what a useful tracker needs.
If you’re early in your prep, this episode shows you what habits to build now. If you’ve been practicing without improving, it may show you where the review is breaking down.
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