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Several months of studying is recommended before taking the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Based on what you know about memory and recall, which is the best preparation strategy for the MCAT? Read over notes from relevant courses until they feel familiar. Cram for two weeks before the exam to maximize the primacy and recency effects. Take as many practice MCATs as possible. Repeatedly review tests that you’ve completed to commit the answers to long-term memory.

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          Several months of studying is recommended before taking the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Based on what you know about memory and recall, which is the best preparation strategy for the MCAT?
Read over notes from relevant courses until they feel familiar.
Cram for two weeks before the exam to maximize the primacy and recency effects.
Take as many practice MCATs as possible.
Repeatedly review tests that you’ve completed to commit the answers to long-term memory.

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Several months of studying is recommended before taking the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Based on what you know about memory and recall, which is the best preparation strategy for the MCAT? Read over notes from relevant courses until they feel familiar. Cram for two weeks before the exam to maximize the primacy and recency effects. Take as many practice MCATs as possible. Repeatedly review tests that you’ve completed to commit the answers to long-term memory.