The WikiPremed MCAT Course

The WikiPremed MCAT Course is an open access comprehensive course in the undergraduate level general sciences.

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John Wetzel founded WikiPremed with the goal of providing students anywhere in the world the means to prepare for medical school. A graduate of Stanford University, he scored a 38S on the MCAT in 1994. He has helped premedical students prepare for the MCAT in small group teaching through over fifty course cycles. His notable contribution is demonstrating how to teach the undergraduate physical and biological sciences in a unified curriculum. Many doctors across the Southeast are his former students.


MECHANICS AND WAVES		Course Modules
	Kinematics Newton's Laws Work, Energy, and Power Momentum and Impulse

	Rotation Harmonic Motion Elastic Properties of Solids Fluid Mechanics Waves

FUNDAMENTAL FORCES
	Gravitation Electricity

THE STRUCTURE OF MATTER
	Atomic Theory Periodic Properties The Chemical Bond Intermolecular Forces

	Functional Groups in Organic Chemistry Stereochemistry

THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS
	Temperature and Heat Flow The Ideal Gas and Kinetic Theory The First Law of Thermodynamics Stoichiometry Thermochemistry

	The Second Law of Thermodynamics and Heat Engines Chemical Thermodynamics and the Equilibrium State The States of Matter The Physical Properties of Organic Compounds Chemical Kinetics

SOLUTIONS AND AQUEOUS SYSTEMS
	Water Solutions Acids and Bases Organic Acids and Bases

ORGANIC REACTION CHEMISTRY
	Nucleophiles and Electrophiles Intramolecular Cationic Rearrangements Reactions with Radical Intermediates Conjugated π Systems and Aromaticity Reactions of Alkanes Reactions of Alkenes Reactions of Alkynes Reactions of Alkyl Halides Reactions of Allylic and Benzylic Conjugation Reactions of Aromatic Compounds Reactions of Alcohols and Ethers Reactions of Aldehydes and Ketones Reactions of Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives Reactions of Amines Reactions of Organic Phosphorus Compounds Reactions of Organic Sulfur Compounds

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BIOMOLECULES
	Proteins Carbohydrates Nucleic Acids Lipids

THE CELL
	Biological Membranes The Prokaryotic Cell The Eukaryotic Cell

BIOENERGETICS AND BIOSYNTHESIS
	Coordination Chemistry Oxidation/Reduction Oxidation/Reduction in Organic Chemistry Electrochemistry Bioenergetics and Cellular Respiration Photosynthesis optional for MCAT Integration of Metabolism


GENETICS & REPRODUCTION
	Gene Expression Cellular Reproduction Mendelian Genetics Recombination and Mutation The Molecular Biology Laboratory Human Genetics

DIVERSITY OF LIFE
	Viruses Monera Protista taxonomy optional for MCAT Fungi Plants optional for MCAT Animals taxonomy optional for MCAT Animal Development and Embryology

	Mammalian Tissues and Histology

HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
	The Nervous System Sensory Systems The Endocrine System The Musculoskeletal System The Cardiovascular System Blood The Respiratory System The Lymphatic System and Immunity The Urinary System The Digestive System and Nutrition The Reproductive System

POPULATION BIOLOGY
	Evolution Ecology

ELECTROMAGNETISM, LIGHT, AND MODERN PHYSICS

	Electricity DC Current Magnetism Electomagnetic Induction AC Current

	The Properties of Light Geometric Optics Wave Optics

	Modern Physics relativity optional for MCAT Molecular Spectroscopy Nuclear Physics

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20 Module MCAT Course
Over 100 Hours of Small Group Video

Sophisticated Spiraling Curriculum

ManDala Question Server
4000 Terminology Flashcards

Build your MCAT Vocabulary

MCAT Physics Flashcards
500 Concept & Question Cards

The Best Preparation for MCAT Physics

Organic Chemistry Mechanisms
Complete Mechanisms & Explanations

The MCAT Essential Reactions

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Over 6000 Figures

Formatted for In-class Presentation

Science Clip-Art Free to Download

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Physics Diagnostic Tests
Four Intense Comprehensive Tests

Detailed Analytics

Advanced Physiology Crosswords
Have Fun Mastering Physiology

Help for a Big MCAT Memory Challenge

MCAT Writing Assignment
How to Set Up and Compose Excellent MCAT Essays

If You Can Write Decent Sentences You Cannot Fail

Verbal Reasoning
A Two-Fold Approach

Become a Stronger Reader and Test Taker



	Free? The WikiPremed MCAT Course is open access. There are no restricted areas. Although registration is free, when you find yourself relying on this site in a significant way for MCAT preparation, please make a one-time $25 Tuition Payment. Course Materials Nearly all of what you need is available online here, though some printed course materials are still essential. You will need the printed ManDala PreMedical Learning System for this course. Printed copies of The WikiPremed Physics Flashcards and the The Organic Mechanisms Pocketbook are also available. For some assignments in the syllabus, you will also need the Examkrackers set or equivalent.

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The WikiPremed MCAT Course is a free comprehensive course in the undergraduate level general sciences. Undergraduate level physics, chemistry, organic chemistry and biology are presented by this course as a unified whole within a spiraling curriculum.

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