Claudia G.
Bettter than any prep course out there!
Maggie and John provide the sincerest of efforts when trying to determine the best program for you.

IFD was founded on the hope of making Medical School an achievable goal for anyone willing to put in the work. We offer free MCAT programs, an active pre-medical community, and guidance from current medical students who have been where you are now. Come check out one of our downloadable MCAT Guides to make sure you learn ALL of the High-Yield Sciences and common MCAT Math in a fraction of the time.
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Claudia G.
Maggie and John provide the sincerest of efforts when trying to determine the best program for you.
Patrick
I’m only 20 pages deep into the HY book, and so far it seems it’s just as advertised. Will try to update later after finished reading in a few days. I cannot download the Anki deck associated with the HY content though. Edit: very timely response to my email regarding issue & resolved it within a couple hours - thank you
Matt C.
Very well done and thought out
Cameron O.
The authors do a fantastic job synthesizing big ideas from the basics sciences and applying them across topics. Plus, the writing is informal, fun, and full of funky mnemonics to memorize important topics.
SreeKeerthi M.
I have been struggling to keep up with MCAT materials and your channel and the condensed book made me believe that I still have a chance to try MCAT this year.
Jackie E.
Really great information for people looking for how the MCAT will ask questions. This book has all the important information you need to succeed and really breaks it down to make it easy to understand and apply!
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Prompt delivery of digital product & exactly as described!
Victoria K.
The bundle is quite good at explaining high yield concepts. However, it is very basic and does not contain content (such as organ systems and brain regions) that would be very helpful to know. I would recommend this to anyone who doesn’t know where to start on content review. It provides a very good, if non-comprehensive, foundation for people who don’t have a good background for MCAT taking. You can read it quickly and easily, and I definitely prefer it over reading chapters or watching videos. Over all, would recommend to people struggling with content.