<p>Hi, I am now trying to start studying for MCAT but having trouble which company would be best to choose. Currently I've been hearing a lot about Kaplan courses from people who have took the MCAT already and will be taking MCAT. Not many seem to recommand Princeton Review for some reason.</p>
<p>Is Kaplan really that good? I plan to take online course over several weeks and it seems that they will be providing me with all the books I need. Also is there any other companies that offer courses that would be better than Kaplan?</p>
<p>It depends on the teachers in your area. In some areas Kaplan is better, in others, TPR is better. Ask to sit in on a class or two of each to see which style you like. That said, if you’re very self-motivated and/or short on cash, I’d recommend you take a look at this:
[Breaking</a> Down the MCAT: A 3 Month MCAT Study Schedule | MCAT Discussions | Student Doctor Network](<a href=“Breaking Down the MCAT: A 3 Month MCAT Study Schedule | Student Doctor Network”>Breaking Down the MCAT: A 3 Month MCAT Study Schedule | Student Doctor Network)</p>
<p>If you are motivated enough to be able to go through the material without a teacher or class, then I’d suggest that you use this schedule, since the overall cost is about $1000 cheaper than either a Kaplan or TPR course.</p>