Quick Organic Chemistry - Focused Videos MCAT Prep Part 1

Name: Quick Organic Chemistry - Focused Videos MCAT Prep Part 1
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Sep 28, 2014

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About Quick Organic Chemistry - Focused Videos MCAT Prep Part 1

Quick Orgo meets the student’s need for mastering organic chemistry basics fast – quick exam prep and review of facts and concepts. Textbooks include an overwhelming amount – these lectures are devoted to “Just the Essentials”!

• With the MCAT in mind, lectures often point out biological relevance.

• Links connect to over 150 video lectures – typically 5-10 minutes in length – that are concise descriptions on clearly focused topics.

• If you choose, download video lectures to your phone so you can watch them wherever and whenever it suits you!

• The goal is to prepare you well for exams. If you didn’t understand something in class, check out the 5-10 minute lecture on that topic.

• Lectures are grouped in a keyword-searchable list organized by sets that correspond to typical textbook chapters.