Frequently Asked Questions

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I will provide you with 30 references dating back to 2013 - I have been teaching the MCAT for over a decade! Many of my students are now doctors or attending top medical universities.

Firstly - you'll notice from my website that I teach the MCAT. I no longer focus on the GMAT, LAST, or SAT/ACT - in order to be the best of the best, all I do is MCAT! In addition - you are working directly with me - you're not paying for overhead or profits for a corporation. You are just working directly with me.

The Princeton Review charges $330/hr and Kaplan over $400/hr as of 2023 - your tutor gets paid less than half of this. I try to save you money AND offer better, more experienced services. Our pricing does fluctuate throughout the year, so get in touch to find what our pricing is!

It all depends on your current score and target score - if you are scoring a 508 and want to get to 510, it will only take a couple of weeks of for me to reorganize your studying to get that small edge - you will still need to spend ~6 hours a day working on material. If you want a 518 and are currently testing at 505 - it will likely take months of studying and 8-10 hours of studying per day. Please get in touch to talk about your scores and study schedules - it's always free to talk and our first session is guaranteed - if you decide not to work with me, it's on the house!

I have been teaching online since 2016 and well before the pandemic - I have developed great combinations of technology and encourage you to use THREE screens - one for our shared video, one for problems, and one for our whiteboard. I recommend a tablet with a pen to write on, a laptop to see me, and a monitor with an extended display to look at problems. I've found this to be the most effective method to immerse yourself in the experience.

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