Mastering reading comprehension and critical analysis for the MCAT Verbal section.
MCAT passages vary from narrative to analytical, with complex structures like compare/contrast, cause/effect, and chronological order.
Doctors, lawyers, and scientists often encounter dense, structured documents—knowing how to map them is a key professional skill.
Noticing a passage shifts from presenting a problem to discussing solutions.
Identifying when an author alternates between two viewpoints using signal words.
Recognize and adapt to the passage’s structure to unlock its meaning.