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Welcome to the MCAT podcast. My name is Dr. Ryan Gray. As always, I'm joined by one of the

marvelous members of the Blueprint Live Online instructor crew continuing our stint with Ali, again, from

Blueprint MCAT. We have been over the last several weeks doing an MCAT 101 series. This week, we're going to

talk all about full-length exams because this is the core to doing well on the MCAT. Full-length

exams are underutilized by students who don't do well on the MCAT. And we're going to talk today about how many full lengths you should do, how you should do them, how you should review them, when you should take them, and so much more. I'm lucky to be teamed up with Blueprint MCAT because students unanimously think that Blueprint full-length exams are the first best third-party exams out there, the best third-party exams out there, right behind from the double AMC themselves, the full-length exams from the double AMC.

But if you need more, which Ali, you'll hear potentially,

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