I’m a third year medical student at Washington University in St Louis. I scored a 100th percentile on the MCAT and I’m making this channel to help future doctors get into med school. I’m really passionate about teaching. We are all together in this marathon of medical education so I’m grateful for everybody who’s helped me out and hope I can help you out in some way too! 😊
This is seriously so amazing. taking the MCAT tomorrow and this was great to watch to review everything. So glad you have made other videos as wel for the other sections. GOATED
I'm taking the MCAT in 10ish days, and this was so helpful for my last min review!! Thank you!! Would you mind making summary vids like this for biochem & p/s?
my mcat is sept 5 and I have loved all of the videos you have posted so far, do you think you'll record for biochem or psych/soc soon? thank you so much for your hard work!!
would you consider doing the psych section as well for the miles review sheets? I know its probably the "easiest" section but there are a lot of free points there that some of us (like me) miss out on 😅
Great video! Just a small note, for Newtons Third Law it states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction so the saying that "the force that you exert on the Earth is tiny compared to the Earth's force on you" is not correct. The forces are just that, equal and opposite! From my understanding, it is just that the Earth's mass is so large that any acceleration will be negligible as per F/m=a. Let me know if I'm mistaken.
I think the palm method is easier for cross product vectors. If A is pointing to the right of the page, and B is pointing up the page, then the resultant vector will be pointing in the direction your palm is facing. In this case, out of the page.
hi! I was wondering if you applied to USC and had any suggestions on how to answer this secondary question: "What are three things you don't care about at all?" Thank you!!!
