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In the context of online study resources, "Medbay" often refers to digital repositories or community hubs where students shared resources, reviews, or access points for expensive courses. Pre-medical education is notoriously expensive, and the cost of a full Kaplan course (often running into the thousands) puts it out of reach for many.
A live Kaplan course currently runs between $2,500 and $4,000. The Medbay archive offers the 2016 version at a fraction of the cost (often free to share). For the non-traditional student, this removes financial barriers to quality content. MCAT Course 2016 with Video Kaplan - Medbay
Learning to navigate the MCAT's unique "thought process" requirements, focusing on critical thinking rather than just rote memorization.
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Medbay sits in a gray area. Kaplan no longer sells the 2016 course. You cannot buy it from a store. Therefore, using an archived copy is generally viewed by the pre-med community as "abandonware"—preserving educational history. However, if you use the 2016 videos to avoid buying the current Kaplan books or course, you are depriving the publisher of revenue. Our advice: Use the Medbay videos, but legally purchase the most current AAMC practice materials to support the test makers.
$199 (limited-time Medbay offering – originally $499) The Medbay archive offers the 2016 version at
If you're looking for the complete experience, Kaplan typically pairs these videos with a 7-book subject review set: Biochemistry General Chemistry Organic Chemistry Physics and Math Psychology and Sociology Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills (CARS) Is It Right for You?
The course offered eBooks of the Lesson Book and specialized problem-solving guides to ensure students could tackle the most challenging "high-yield" topics. Choosing Between Kaplan and Modern Alternatives