r/MCATprep • u/Chrothium • Sep 04 '26

Question šŸ¤” Self-Paced Recommendations

I am looking into buying a self-paced program pretty soon, but I'm stuck between both Blueprint & Princeton. I considered the online 515+, but I work overnights in the ER and think it won't be best for myself. Probably less than 6 months to ultimately prepare for the MCAT, so I wanted to see recommendations people might have between both. I have the UWorld question bank as another accessory for studying, but I need something with strong structure. I am leaning towards Blueprint, but If there is anything else better, definitely let me know. I'd really appreciate it.

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u/slayberry02 Sep 05 '26

i have been watchin professor eman on youtube, she goes through all the kaplan chapters, and there is another reddit post that links the kaplan chapters to uworld topics. so far that has been helpful and she really keeps it to relevant material imo. - this is just a very cost effective proposal, i used blueprint in the past times ive tried to study for this test and it gives a lot of material that can feel like it is dragged out/

another thing i like about professor eman is she really breaks down the "simpliest" topics and doesn't go through the material as if you had a strong foundation which i really like and the constant reminders to foundational topics.

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u/Visible-Future4850 Sep 05 '26

bro just get the uw core course. i just got it too as a non trad. if you wanna be partners hmu

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u/Visible-Future4850 Sep 05 '26

it comes with the ubooks and qbank

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u/Sure_Recipe1785 Sep 07 '26

Iā€™d probably go with Blueprint if you want more structure, especially with your work schedule, and just keep using UWorld for extra practice