I am just starting the gene coding analysis

Brain bee bootcamp provided by the International Youth Neuroscience Association(INYA). It think it costs between 1-5 bucks so its pretty cheap for the immense knolege you gain about neuroscience.

I know why it is hard. For example, let's say you have a unit one 40MCQ and 2FRQ test, College Board does not have 40 questions that JUST cover unit one so most questions take things from other units. That is why it's hard(you have not studied it). I have realized that the questions either way relate to that unit, so IF you see something remotely wrong about the answer that does not match what you have read, eliminate it. Also, I learned so SAT elimination strategies for English since these strategies also have helped me on my MCQ. All in all, videos like Mr. Sinn build your understanding of topics but on the MCQ tests at the start of the year, the question would most likely be 20% tested unit, 80% random topic. You have to eliminate choices strategically. You also have questions where the Process of elimination can't occur, just use your back ground knolege of the world because there is nothing else you can do.