Apart from the AAMC practice questions and tests, Memm was the only resource I used to score in the 99th percentile. The flashcards are great, and the online content review that comes with the flashcards is a succinct way to cover all of the most important material. The mnemonics provided were also very helpful!

I used Memm to really double down on the Psych/Soc portion of the MCAT, and on the actual test I scored in the 85th percentile for that section. The pacing of the "Memm Frequent" option for active recall was good -- you don't have to view the card a bajillion times when you first learn it, but the card shows up frequently enough that you are able to still remember it in the long term. This is great for people like me who aren't able to pour hours and hours of time each day just for flashcards.

Memm made my score go DOWN.

I'd STRONGLY recommend spending most if not all your time (95%) doing the aamc practice tests and uworld.
Memm is only good for content, but when it comes to getting a good MCAT score, you shouldn't expect to get a 512 because of memm. Really kind of false and deceptive advertising saying that memm will help you to average a score around a 512. Memm users who get a 512 got it because they primarily used other resources. Really disappointed in the marketing of this product and that my $ went down the drain.

Great resource! I did all of my content review with memm and having the resources linked to topics I was unsure about was amazing. Would be amazing if there were UWorld practice problems that went along with the topics learned.

Brought my score up by 9 points!!! So helpful!!!

I wish I found you guys sooner, I hated Anki and you guys have the best flashcards of all time. I scored a 515 on my MCAT and would use memm for medical school if you guys would make content for it.

Loved it! It is great for content review. I would've loved if they had practice questions too.

Used Memm, Kaplan books, and Khan Academy for content review. AAMC online questions/tests for practice. Got a 520. Highly, highly recommend Memm. Prepared me for nearly everything on test day

Memm was tremendously helpful in studying for the MCAT!! I thought the pricing was very reasonable for the quality of content, and I appreciated how it provided all the review content you need. Once I got serious about studying, I only used Memm and the AAMC practice questions and exams.

It's anki minus the hassle of finding a good, tried and trusted deck.
Takes the decision making, planning, and uncertainty out of studying for the MCAT. Worked out for me especially since I couldn't afford a prep course.

I needed a way to get through content systematically and efficiently. This provided both. Not having to make cards or rely on a random deck from the internet wqs really nice.

Memm has been a game changer for me. As a non-traditional student who only studied for a month for an MCAT retake, I was able to raise my score 6 points. IN ONE MONTH. I believe if used consistently and daily, it’s definitely an investment and now I don’t have to worry about studying for this exam any longer. I’m so happy and relieved.

I took my MCAT twice. The first time I took it I was solely using Kaplan material, anki and a little of UWorld. The second time I realized how ineffective Anki was for me. I wasn't a huge anki user and the vast amount of cards and algorithm was extremely cluttered and only made me more anxious. By only using Memm and Uworld (memm in the mornings and about 40 Uworld questions related to the topic I was learning per day) I was able to dramatically improve my score: 8 points in just a month. I had a time constraint and my only regret is that I didn't start using this study method sooner as I am sure I would have kept the upward trend in my score. It was really a game-changer and boosted my confidence. I know it's pricy but I would pay double the amount in hindsight. If you are anything like me and like things being decluttered, simple, and organized then I recommend this app. I am in my first year of medical school now and I am so sad that there isn't a continuation of this app for the first-year content since everyone seems to just rely on anki. Thank you Memm for helping me tremendously in such a stressful and uncertain time in my life.

It lowered the barrier to doing flash cards. They were all high quality and you knew that answers were right and that the flash cards were all high yield. I loved that app so definitely make it more obvious that you have an app.

Everything we needed to study was compiled into easy to follow notes. Also the organization of the material and the study schedule was on point. App was great!

Went from 498 to 512. The organization of content was very helpful. Addition of CARS practice would have been nice.

Of all the resources I used, Memm helped me remember the concepts for psychology the best.

I took the MCAT twice. The first time, I primarily used Memm for content review, especially psych/social, and used official AAMC Mcat prep materials for practice. Unfortunately, my first attempt's score was not what I had hoped for. For my second try, I purchased another subscription to Memm, but used UWorld as my primary question bank. The combination was a killer, raising my MCAT by 9 points from a 514 to a 523. It was great for very focused content review with very little extra to wade through -- for me combining with Uworld gave the best results.

I loved the overlap of different content areas, the connections between things, and the conciseness! When I started, it wasn't entirely clear what you are supposed to do. Clearer tutorial would be nice, but Memm really helped me.

Good mnemonics, easy to memorize info. Would like for no limit for number of personal cards, allow deletion of personal flashcard