Kaplan Vs Princeton Review Mcat Reviews

I loved the visual aids and diagrams used in Princeton Review. They really helped me grasp complicated concepts quickly.

The instructors at Kaplan were incredibly knowledgeable and approachable. They went out of their way to help students with difficult concepts.

I expected more from Princeton Review based on the hype. While the materials were decent, I found some of the practice tests to be out of date.

Kaplan's question bank was extensive and really prepared me for the format of the MCAT. I appreciated the detailed explanations for each answer.

Kaplan provided me with excellent resources that really helped solidify my understanding of complex topics. The practice exams were particularly useful.

While Kaplan's materials were good, I felt like they could use more practice questions for each section. I had to supplement with other resources.

Both Kaplan and Princeton Review have their strengths, but I found my experience with Kaplan to be a bit more structured. Princeton Review had more engaging lectures, though.

Both Kaplan and Princeton Review offered amazing resources, but I found Kaplan's support team to be more responsive to my queries, which made a big difference.