Ian M.

I scored a 521 on the MCAT (130/128/132/131) and help students move from content confusion to consistent, test-day-level performance—especially those targeting 510+ score jumps or breaking into the 515–520 range. I’m a pre-med at the University of Connecticut studying Physiology and Neurobiology, currently working in UConn’s Burgess Lab in pharmaceutical research and serving as an EMT. That combination lets me connect MCAT content directly to real clinical and biological systems rather than t…