The MCAT can be challenging, but in this online revision course we over everything you need to know to sit the MCAT with confidence. This revision course includes:
- Videos covering how to study maths, basic algebraic procedures and how to identify when to use them and an introduction to problem solving.
- A printable PDF workbook, that runs alongside the video presentation, and allows you to work through the key concepts, then test yourself with practice questions.
- A PDF copy of the answers so you can check your work.
This course sits alongside our MCAT Advanced course which focuses more on problem solving and an in-depth look into the MCAT exam and how to approach sitting it to achieve merit and excellence. Find more info on the MCAT Advanced revision course here.
Lessons
1: Introduction
2: Expressions and Equations
This video covers Expressions and Equations. This section starts from Page 7 in your workbook.
3: Substituting
This section covers substitution and starts from Page 10 of your workbook.
4: Simplifying
This section covers simplifying and starts from the bottom half of Page 10 in your workbook.
5: Fractions
This video covers fractions and starts from Page 12 of your workbook.
6: Expanding
This video covers expanding and starts from the bottom of Page 12.
7: Factorising
Factorising is important in a few different parts of the MCAT. It may be necessary before you can rearrange a given equation to be in terms of a different variable. This starts from Page 14 of your workbook
8: Rearranging and Solving
This section gets your started with rearranging and solving equations. It starts from Page 16 of the workbook.
9: Rearranging and Solving Inequalities
This video covers rearranging and solving inequalities and starts from the bottom of Page 18.
10: Solving Simultaneous Equations
In this video we get started with simultaneous equations. This section starts from Page 19 in your workbook.
11: Solving Quadratic Equations
Let’s take a look at solving quadratic equations starting from workbook Page 21.
12: Putting It Together
The key to the MCAT is being able to recognise which of the skills we’ve covered applies to a question. In this section, we’ll look at how to recognise what strategy to use, and how to tie all our skills together. This starts from Page 23 of the workbook.