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Use days 1-3 for slow calibration, days 4-9 for short timed sets and detailed review, days 10-12 for targeted repair, and days 13-14 for light polish. A strong two-week plan should include enough timed practice to make the format familiar, but the real value comes from reviewing why a response was too passive, too aggressive, too vague, or too far outside the student's role.
This plan works best if you already know why you are taking PREview and which schools on your list require, recommend, accept, or are exploring it. For school-list planning, use Schools That Require PREview and Schools That Recommend PREview, then confirm the official AAMC participating-school page, MSAR, and each school's admissions page before choosing a test window.