How the MCAT Tests - Photons & Light

[@JT-tx2ns]

Really good stuff, John! Thanks a lot

[@laurentrygstad439]

This is so helpful, do you think you could do one on lenses and magnification (specifically the upright, vertical, real, and unreal stuff)

[@InformingFutureDoctors]

There's one in our High Yield course; it's actually the extension of this video where I teach how the chemistry of quantum mechanics syncs up with the physics of optics and lenses!

[@madihairshad1529]

Hi John! Excellent video. Do you or Maggie happen to know if med schools frown upon retakes for the MCAT? I went down a rabbit hole on reddit and now I'm concerned.

[@alinahelbling5359]

Don’t worry about retaking the test, it’s so common to take it more than once! It would only be frowned upon if you score lower the second time.

[@InformingFutureDoctors]

I agree with the other commenter, it only looks bad if you don’t increase your score or take it a ton of times (like, 5 or 6). Most people take it at least 2 times!

[@nanditajaydevan4702]

do we have to memorize plancks constant

[@InformingFutureDoctors]

@@nanditajaydevan4702 oh yeah

[@rare-akaayt]

Any video on optics?

[@chiadchiadi4733]

How do I solve this without a calculator on snells' law?

[@Madzarzour]

Good video.