Next Step Test Prep is dedicated to providing pre-health students and advisors with great free events throughout the year. Through our events, we provide students and advisors
with access to information on the test prep, admissions, and many other topics relevant to the premed community. We also have Public Office Hour sessions about once a month. These sessions, taught by our most senior instructors, give students a preview of
what our class students have access to.
This session will be led by Dr. Anthony who has over 10 years of teaching and tutoring techniques that
can help you memorize some of the more content-heavy areas of MCAT science. As in all of our sessions, we encourage student participation. This is your chance to ask an expert any MCAT questions that may have been bothering you!
Join us for a free review session on one of the most commonly accessed MCAT topics: amino acids. Questions about their structure, function, and behavior are almost
certain to appear on both the Chemical & Physical Foundations and the Biological & Biochemical Foundations sections of the exam. Join Clara Gillan, as she walks you through material that you need to know about amino acids – from their general structure to
the complexity of their acid-base behavior and its relation to biochemical lab techniques.
This session will be led by one of our course instructors, Dr. Anthony, who has over ten years of teaching and tutoring
experience and has played an integral role in the development of our MCAT materials. Dr. Anthony will guide you through a review of the psychology and sociology content tested on the MCAT, with a focus on smart study strategies, experimental design and data
interpretation, and common points of confusion. Both content and passage strategy will be covered.
This session will be led by one of our course instructors, Andrew Dombrowski, who has a score of 523 on his own MCAT,
nearly 10 years of university-level teaching experience, and a lead role in the development of our exams and other materials. Andrew will guide you through a discussion of figures and data on the MCAT – how to approach data that appears confusing, interpret
it successfully, and do all of this under a time constraint. As in all of our sessions, we encourage student participation. This is your chance to ask an expert any MCAT questions that may have been bothering you!
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