Brandon S.

If your MCAT score feels “stuck,” you don’t need more content. *You need a better system.* I know this because I lived it. I struggled in my pre-med classes and wasn’t a natural test-taker. But with the right strategy, I improved my own MCAT score by 23 points to the 97th percentile. That experience shaped how I teach and why my students see dramatic, measurable gains. Over the past several years, I’ve logged 8,000+ hours of one-on-one MCAT tutoring. My students average around 517, with co…