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2012 PCAT Audio Learn

By: Shahrad Yazdani
Narrated by: AudioLearn Voice Over Team
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Over three hours of high-yield science review for the Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT).

Professionally narrated from a 500+ page manuscript, this audio covers every theory, fact, formula, and equation likely to show up on the 2012 PCAT.

Discover for yourself what a powerful method audiolearning can be for comprehension and retention of massive amounts of information.

Add this powerfull tool to your PCAT preparation arsenal.

PCAT AudioLearn covers:

  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Organic Chemistry

With its convenient format, PCAT Audio Learn fits your busy lifestyle, enabling you to study anywhere anytime and taking the pain out of PCAT preparation.

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This helped with my PCAT so much it doesn't go in depth into the digestive enzymes and organs but it's pretty impressive I listened to this while on the bus to school and in the shower . The storytelling voice is the bomb

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This is fine, but it is identical to the other PCAT Audiolearn title available. The difference is that the other also has information about drugs at the end. The recording quality is okay, but there are a lot of audible stops. Sometimes the reader says one thing, stops the recording, comes back and says another thing, stops the recording, etc. The content is basic but relevant. As expected, the organic chemistry mechanisms can be a little hard to follow if it has been awhile or if you don't have a good grasp on them. Overall okay, but you might as well get the other version.

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