MCAT Self-Study Toolkit 2021-2022 Proprietary, Third Edition,

works best before you can start taking test

So far the books are informative and concise and has lived up to what I’ve heard. I was really nervous going into it but the little tips and tricks help and make it easier to understand the material

Pros: the Kaplan series has a wealth of information to prepare you for the mcat and is very well writtenCons: I have to take the mcat

Preparing for MCAT and the practice exams are the benefit of getting this toolkit. So far no issue with the purchase.

I love this books . And the packaging was fine.

Helping my daughter get a jump start on her MCATS! Easy to follow along!

Very well designed and covers all needed information. Supplemental test etc. are a huge bonus.

Disappointed. A lot of stuff that's not high yield is too dense and stuff that's really important is not discussed enough. For example, the section on amino acids is really lacking; the uniqueness of proline, cysteine, and glycine is scattered when it should be all told at once, and they don't even talk about the importance of knowing the charges or the amino acids or give any good questions on how to see a chain of amino acids and decipher which ones they are.The physics book is ok but you barely need it anyways.It's explanations of biochemistry were awful, even basics like glycolysis, the citric acid cycle, and the ETC. Also I remember one page today that got the coding strand wrong and little mistakes like that happen all over the place and ruined my trust in the book.I took one practice exam and thought they weren't very good, get your questions from Uworld instead.The psych book also was bad since it didn't give enough description of the psychopathologies to answer the MCAT questions on them. Like I had one on a practice test from the AAMC and had no idea even with my kaplan book open.I think the book gave me a place to start but don't spend much time in it if you buy it.