MCAT Sociology, one small win at a time
Social structures, culture, population, inequality and how people interact. five28 turns MCAT Sociology into short, game-style lessons, like Duolingo for the MCAT, so you can study it every day and actually remember it on test day.
- 11,000+practice questions
- 3,500+flashcards
- 200+CARS passages
- Freeto start
What the Sociology course covers
Sociology shows up in Psych/Soc on the MCAT. The course is split into units, each unit into skills, and each skill into five levels, from quick recall up to multi-step, passage-style reasoning.
- Social Structures and Theories
- Culture
- Population and Demographics
- Social Inequality
- Health and Healthcare Inequality
- Social Interaction
What you'll practice
- Sociological theories: functionalism, conflict theory and symbolic interactionism
- Culture, socialization and demographics
- Social stratification and health inequality
- Social interaction, groups and institutions
How a lesson works
- Each lesson is a handful of questions, quick enough to fit between classes
- Every answer comes with an explanation, plus why each wrong answer is wrong
- Questions you miss come back later in mistake review, so they actually stick
- Every skill has its own flashcard deck, already made for you
- Finish a unit and face a boss: a passage set that pulls the whole unit together
Built to make you come back
XP, levels, streaks and a weekly league against other premeds make it easier to show up on the days you don't feel like studying. The questions are the serious part: every one is original and mapped to the content the MCAT actually tests.
