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We are building the MCAT program to the same standard as everything else we teach: one tutor, 99th percentile, a plan from your diagnostic. It isn't open yet. The waitlist is, and it's first come, first served.

MCAT tutoring isn't open yet. The waitlist is free and first come, first served; members hear first and get first pick of diagnostic slots.

Taught by Rick, founder, 99th percentile. One tutor in every session.

Where our students have goneSample
PrincetonMITHarvardStanfordYaleCaltechDukeJohns HopkinsNorthwesternPennCornellUChicagoBrownColumbiaDartmouthUCLAUC BerkeleyRiceNotre DameVanderbilt
Still life for the MCAT program.

What the MCAT rewards.

Stamina is a skill

Seven and a half hours is longer than any other exam we teach. Students who train the day itself, with full-length practice on the real schedule, hold their score through the last section.

CARS is a structure-reading test

Critical Analysis and Reasoning asks about the shape of an argument, not its subject. Students who map the passage instead of absorbing it move fastest, and CARS is the section pre-meds most often ignore.

Reasoning beats recall

The MCAT tests whether you can apply a concept to an unfamiliar passage, not whether you memorized it. Content review is necessary. It is also where students spend far too long.

The MCAT, section by section.

SectionQuestions and timeWhat it testsWhere points leak
Chem/Phys59 q, 95 minGeneral chemistry, physics, organic, biochemistry in biological systemsUnit-and-estimate math, passage-based experimental design
CARS53 q, 90 minReading comprehension and reasoning on humanities and social-science passagesStructure and tone, reading for content instead of argument
Bio/Biochem59 q, 95 minBiology and biochemistry of living systemsExperimental figures, enzyme kinetics, amino acids
Psych/Soc59 q, 95 minPsychological, social and biological foundations of behaviorTerm confusion, research-methods questions

Format from aamc.org. Pink marks where students most often lose points.

MCAT questions.

When will MCAT tutoring open?

When we have MCAT tutors who meet the standard: 99th percentile on the current exam. We won't open the program early to fill a calendar. Waitlist members hear first.

Does joining the waitlist cost anything?

No. It holds your place and gets you first access to diagnostic slots when the program opens.

Can I work with you on something else in the meantime?

If you also need the GRE, or there is an SAT or ACT in the family, yes. MCAT-specific sessions are not available yet.

Join the MCAT waitlist.

MCAT tutoring isn't open yet. Leave your details and target test date and you'll hear first when it opens, with first pick of diagnostic slots. Free, no commitment.

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