This syllabus will soon be populated with links to a large quantity of free learning materials, a matter of a few days. The present learning tasks do not reflect all the free stuff I have decided to make available, but changing anything to do with this course is a like turning a big ship. It is coming in. I promise you will not be waiting on the dock very long. Stay and read the syllabus, especially the learning goals and try to understand how the Main Cycle, Overview, and Interdisciplinary goals will be working together. I have live students hearing a session on the first module next Monday in Atlanta. Although we will be meeting every other week for ten months, there are students in my live course preparing for the August exam, so you can rest assured things will be ready for anybody starting their MCAT preparation here today.
For the learning tasks, you can see how my works listed on the
home page are going to fit in here. I have not made everything you need. You still need a big MCAT book because I decided ten years ago not to create works someone else had already done well enough, so although I have a complete set of physical sciences problem sets, which I composed in 1993 and 1994, I released myself from the burden of writing 500 organic problems. I had other things to do. The Kaplan Book is good, but the ExamKrackers set is better, although it is three times more expensive. You are fine with pretty much any combination of MCAT books that is at least five inches tall on the desk. We will use them for topical problem drill and conceptual cycling and that is about it. The first four modules will soon have links within all the learning tasks to WikiPremed creative commons materials you will be able to download, actually Wednesday barring unforeseen developments.
