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PCAT prep courses are offered by various educational testing companies such as Kaplan and Dr. Collins. These courses are taught by Professors of Pharmacy and offer a structured, in-depth approach to the PCAT. The downside is that these courses are expensive, ranging from $999 to $2500. Look up reviews of the various courses before you choose which one to use. Several programs also offer sample classes that will give you a feel for how the course is run before you have to commit to spending any money. Most courses are available in three formats: online, in-person, and private tutoring. Online courses offer pre-recorded lectures so you can watch them whenever you have time. In-person courses require you to attend classes at set times. The private tutoring option will provide you with a one-on-one learning experienceunsurprisingly, it is the most expensive option. This the most popular way to study for the PCAT. The same companies that offer prep courses also publish PCAT study guides that contain all of the information you will need to know to do well on the PCAT. In addition to study guides, many companies produce flash-cards and other study aids. Don't reinvent the wheel. If flash-cards have never helped you before, don't rush out and buy flash-cards to study for the PCAT. Stick to the study methods that have worked for you in the past. If you choose to study on your own, make sure you look up and practice questions from previous tests. The Pearson website offers free access to previous test questions. Whether you choose to take a prep course or study on your own, remember that you've learned all of the material that will be on the PCAT in your college classes. Look back at your old class notes to jog your memory of PCAT subjects. It likely won't help you to simply review your various course notes without having a focus. Instead, you should read the descriptions of each of the six sections of the PCAT and look at practices questions from previous tests. After you've done so, you can go back to your coursework and study only the areas that are relevant to the PCAT. The PCAT consists of six sections: Writing, Biology, Chemistry, Critical Reading, and two Quantitative Reasoning sections. The Writing section asks you to discuss a solution to a given world problem. The Biology section covers general biology, microbiology, and anatomy & physiology. The Chemistry section covers general chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry. The Critical reading section tests your ability to read difficult material and answer questions about it. The Quantitative Reasoning sections cover basic math, algebra, probability & statistics, precalculus, and calculus.

summary: Take a prep course. Study on your own. Use your coursework.

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What you make out of the soap is only limited by your imagination. Experienced carvers make highly-detailed flowers and animals. For beginners, choose a block shape such as a turtle, fish, or heart. These patterns fit the shape of the soap bar and don't require much detail work.

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It can be difficult to tell whether a cat is truly lost, or if it is allowed to venture outside its home. The cat may also be a stray with no home to return to. In general, if a cat seems healthy and calm, you may want to leave him alone. If they seem malnourished, injured, or afraid, they may be either a stray or a lost pet. If the cat is wearing a collar or tags, they definitely belong to someone. It never hurts to contact the owner. The first step in rescuing a lost cat is to get it into your custody. In order to do this, you must first approach the cat slowly and with caution. You do not want to startle it, and you also don't want to get hurt. As you approach the animal, speak to them in a calm soothing voice. Kittens and cats tend react well to calm words. You may also try clicking, meowing, or saying "here, kitty kitty." Using food to coax the animal toward you can be a safe and effective way to bring them close. Be sure to use food that a cat likes, such as canned cat food, tuna, cheese, or milk. Generally speaking, cats do not like to be held or restrained, so it is a good idea for stray cats to be confined somewhere safe. You can try placing the cat inside a pet carrier, a secure cardboard box (with air holes), a small room in your home, or, briefly, in your car, as long as your car is well ventilated and it the temperature isn't too hot. If you come into contact with a wild or feral cat that you do not feel comfortable restraining, contact your local animal control agency. Never put yourself in danger trying to capture an aggressive cat. In rural areas, you may call the police instead.
summary: Look for signs that the cat is lost. Approach slowly. Speak in a calm voice. Use food to coax the animal to you. Confine the cat safely. Contact the authorities.