<p>"“I think it is true that one can be premed at most colleges, but that some colleges will prepare you better than others.”"</p>
<p>Not sure what that means. The MCAT isnt testing sophisticated bio, chem, physics or math. Any good school is going to offer BCMP classes that are enough for the mcat…the rest is up to the student who has to have the thinking skills to apply that info when answering mcat questions…that is why the test isnt like typical standardized tests. </p>
<p>The best schools will admit that they aren’t doing/teaching anything to prepare for the mcat. </p>
<p>and once you are in med school, the SOM reteaches the basics.</p>