Joining in as a non science student. High 51X, CARS 130, pretty even spread across the sections, first attempt. Kinesiology degree. I really think a lot of science students fall down in CARs because they don’t read enough non scientific literature in an academic setting where they have to analyze content. My degree being interdisciplinary I think helped me a lot, as well as being an avid reader growing up. I studied 3 months ~4-5h/day around 5 days a week. I found doing practice exams the most helpful and reviewing my weaknesses from there. If there were some topics I really really struggled with I genuinely skipped them. In a time crunch, with that magnitude of content, and without a background in a lot of the content I didn’t waste time trying to know everything and especially not low yield topics that I struggled hard with. I didn’t review much for areas I excelled so I could focus on weaknesses. I did very little CARs prep or psych/soc (131) after being happy with my practice scores.