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It's a pretty easy fix. by No Right Turn on Red

I have a close family friend whose son is now at the Univ of North FL. He hopes to get into UF for medical school. He is in the process of preparing for his MCAT and wants to take a review. His mom did some googling and found an online review for $3,000. She thinks he would do better with more of a classroom type review. They are far from wealthy, so cost is critical for them.

Is there someplace on the internet that lays the choices out well? If anyone has personal insight into things like reasonable cost, online vs classroom, etc. that would be much appreciated.