The revamped MCAT, sheduled for 2015, will be testing on the chemistry of living systems. Since the reactions of living systems are organic reactions, does this material have to be taught in the organic course? Can this be done while preserving that which is central to the discipline known as organic chemistry? Can we increase the content of the one-year course? Do we need to eliminate topics? What topics can go? Or can we just tell students to take biochemistry course?

Some thoughts on changes in the organic course due to changes in the MCAT

244th National Meeting (2012)

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