The richest man of all time, when wealth is measured as a percentage of the national economy, was John D. Rockefeller, whose fortunes made Gates' and Buffet's look downright puny. Keeping score of who's wealthier is like a spectator sport with Forbes magazine as its official referee.
OH NO, I am not allowed a calculator on the MCAT!!! If you reading this you have probably completed all the general requirements to take the MCAT. Thinking back over your semesters of chemistry you would of used your calculator a lot to complete the math problems ranging from the basics of stoichiometry to the complex problems of solving the pH of a weak acid.
1) The best way to improve your score on the MCAT is to take as many practice exams as possible. Ideally, you should take one exam/week for 12 weeks prior to the actual MCAT. Think of MCAT as a sport and yourself as the MCAT athlete.To prepare for the big day you need to practice, practice, and practice.Try to take the exams on Saturday mornings just like the real MCAT. 2) The next day, REVIEW your exam and go over questions/concepts/passages with which you had difficulty.deally, you should take one exam/week for 12 weeks prior to the actual MCAT. Think of MCAT as a sport and yourself as the MCAT athlete. To prepare for the big day you need to practice, practice, and practice. Try to take the exams on Saturday mornings just like the real MCAT.