Understanding the MCAT Logic and Identifying the Question Types (A Detailed Walkthrough!)

Hello everyone! This is my very first video!!! I decided to open up this Youtube Channel to help everyone who is studying for the MCAT. As someone who has dedicated months preaparing for this exam while working a full time on the side as well as fulfilling other responsibilities, I thought I could share some of the things that helped me through my journey as I experienced firsthand how overwhelming this exam can be. My goal is to create a positive environment on this channel because when I was searching for MCAT videos on YouTube I was very sick and tired of seeing videos titled "I got a 525 on the MCAT, and here is why you can't" or "10 Things That's Causing You to Fail" or "Here is Why You Can Never Improve." I believe that the MCAT is already stressful enough and we do not need people making us feel like we are not capable enough. That's why, on my channel I will never ever throw any numbers at you guys, or talk about the "cardinal mistakes" that you are making because I am aware that everyone's MCAT journey looks different and we shouldn't compare our progress to anyone else's. My goal is just simply sharing my experiences as well as the tips and strategies that helped me personally! Disclaimer: I am not a professional tutor, so if you find that any of the advice in the video is not useful to you, please feel free to ignore it! I am just simply sharing tips that personally helped me out in my own journey! I hope you enjoy this video!!! If you read this far, drop a celebrating emoji in the comments!!!