What can I do to start prepping for MCAT?

Pre-Med & Medical School MCAT Prep
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<p>I just completed senior year and I'm a rising undergraduate freshman.
I didn't do so hot in high school GPA-wise so I didn't get into the college of my choice. Because of this, I want to give it my all in college and be extra-prepared for everything. </p>

<p>You know how a lot of people start studying for the SAT in middle school and end up doing fairly well on it in junior/senior year of HS? I'd like to do similarly for the MCAT. I understand that one needs to take the courses and what not (I've read lots of threads) but is there anything I can do to start preparing well now? I know people say to read articles a lot to improve comprehension. But what if I were to get a test prep book and just read the reviews for some understanding and just start there?</p>

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<p>Way too soon to start prepping. You’ll burn out before the exam. Plus you haven’t yet learned most of the material that will be included.</p>

<p>Most people prep intensively only 4 weeks to 4 months before the exam.</p>

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<p>I don’t know anyone who started studying for the SAT in middle school. I’ve never even heard of such a tactic and I went to a school where half my class scored above 1500 (back when it was out of 1600)</p>

<p>What you can do now is enjoy your last responsibility free summer and be ready to hit the ground running with studying and stuff when school starts</p>