avoiding analyzing the data presented before you see the questions or making a note of what type of reaction is being focused on. Parth Kothari: I liked the introduction to each book and how TPR addressed the idea that passage reading strategies should be developed for each section differently, e.g. TPR also has a great glossary and a wonderful ability to create great summary tables that condense a lot of information down into quick reference guides (e.g. Katherine Seebald: I love Chapter 1, the Great “MCAT 2015 Basics” chapter, because it gives all the relevant practical details about taking the MCAT - everything from exam scoring to test centers’ security measures. What are the unique strengths of the Princeton Review materials? (Strapped for time? Jump ahead to our MST score report.) After all, when it comes to choosing your MCAT prep materials, your opinion matters most.
You will see below that we preserved these differing viewpoints in our analysis, and we invite you to read these assertions and form your own opinion. It turns out that our team had mixed reactions and somewhat polarized views about this series, specifically in regard to the role it could play in a student’s MCAT study plan. In 2014, they sold academic products and services to over 3.5 million students.īut the question in our mind was if the Princeton Review would impress us with their 2015 MCAT Subject Review Complete Set. TPR advertises a youthful passion for “cracking” exams while offering the network of a firmly established company. It’s sandwiched between its elder predecessor Kaplan and junior member Examkrackers. The Princeton Review (TPR) is the chronological middle child of the “big three” MCAT companies.
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