<p>Hello everyone,</p>
<p>I've been contemplating preparation for the MCAT in the beginning of my sophomore year. I obviously haven't completed a lot of my pre-med pre-requisites, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to start. I've already completed General Chemistry I and II( still have to take Gen Chem III). I've also completed Intro to Bio. I figured I could purchase the MCAT Preparatory books for each specific section such as the Biological Sciences and Chemistry sections. I realize I still require more classes in order to fully take exams from these sections, such as Genetics, Molecular/Cellular Biology and Physiology, but I figured it'd be beneficial to become comfortable with the MCAT format and even so with the information I do already know. Also, I was curious about whether or not it'd also be beneficial to start prepping for the verbal reasoning section as there is no direct way to prepare for this section, I figured starting early would be very helpful. I do not plan on studying for the MCAT intensively during my sophomore year, but I do want some exposure to it. I figured perhaps taking exams one day on the weekends and then revising them the following day could prove to be helpful. What do you guys think?</p>