This extension allows users who have purchased AAMC practice material to view it in the proper intended MCAT exam format.
Total ratings
3.86
(Rating count:
98)
Review summary
Pros
- Great explanations that are often better than AAMC's original ones
- Simulates the exam well with the AAMC format
- Helps with reviewing AAMC material effectively
- Useful features provided by the extension for MCAT prep
Cons
- Many bugs and glitches that make it unreliable
- JW logo is intrusive and overly large
- Highlighting and strikethrough features do not work well
- Review mode often fails to show flagged questions or provides incorrect assessments
Most mentioned
- The extension has significant bugs and glitches
- The JW logo is distracting
- The highlighting feature is faulty and affects usability
- The explanations provided are useful but sometimes redundant
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User reviews
Recent rating average:
4.00
All time rating average:
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Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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2025-01-17 | Max Foote | en | Lots of issues with the highlighting feature and flagging on AAMC practice. Even marked a couple of the problems I got right as incorrect and marked a few questions as having been answered even though I didn't do them. The JW logo is everywhere too on the AAMC site. Also, one of the benefits of just using the AAMC UI is that you can mark how confident you are on a question and retrospectively compare your self-perception of mastery with actual content mastery. Overall, the JW extension UI is a bit messy and could really use some upgrades. If it wasn't, they should have tested this extension as a beta before they released to the public as a representation of Jack Westin. I was really excited to try this out, and I will keep experimenting, but ultimately I have been disappointed. | |
2024-09-12 | Pre Poster | en | Does not flag questions | |
2024-08-19 | Faizan Talib | en | Great explanations, way better than the AAMC ones, however the JW logos are very distracting, they can be toned down a little bit. The extension also floods the entire page with every solution to every question all onto one page, not sure why. | |
2024-07-18 | Hana Ali | |||
2024-07-17 | Esha Chakraborti | |||
2024-07-07 | Adam Allouch | en | Great, but flagged questions while taking a practice session/exam don't show up when reviewing. Would be perfect if this was corrected. | |
2024-06-28 | Reagan Lee | en | This extension is a game changer and I tell every premed/mcat student to get it!! I gave it 4 stars because sometimes, like others say, the JW logo is so obnoxiously large that it makes it rather distracting and annoying to review the questions/answers. But this only happens sometimes and mostly on the Chem/phys and Bio/biochem section which is very strange. But I really like that the AAMC explanations are still present so I can compare the two. I think the extension needs some tweaking but it has been great thus far! Thanks Jack Westin for saving me time so I don't have to reddit every single AAMC question looking for a better explanation. | |
2024-05-10 | Tanner Rakos | en | extension is amazing, really helps simulate the exam with the AAMC format, and the explanations are 100x better than AAMC's. | |
2024-05-16 | Allie T | en | Seems like a good extension. but why are the JW logos so HUGE in the solutions... makes it difficult to scroll more :( | |
2024-05-10 | Justin Kim | en | Same as previous ratings, the interface is not working |
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