<p>goldshadow, i believe, is 100% right. i got striaght a’s in physics and always had no problem understanding the material. however, sorry if this is just me, but i have a lot of trouble reading 7 moronic passages that don’t seem cohesive what-so-ever (mostly in verbal, but some in the science sections) and then having 70 minutes total to extract the information necessary to answer 52 questions. take as many practice tests as you can, because if you aren’t prepared for the format of the test and only study sciences for 3 months, you will go in feeling like you accomplished nothing in that time period.</p>
<p>p.s. the above may not necessarily apply to you if u are wonderful at reading a passage once and getting everything necessary out of it. i, personally, need to re-read things a couple of times and found myself with 2 passages left and 10 minutes on the clock when i tested. it was brutal. also, a helpful place to learn about the mcat is the student doctor forum. just google mcat student doctor forum and you will be amazed.</p>