Hi, I'm Stone! I graduated with a Bachelor's in Biomedical Sciences in 2023 and a Master's degree in Medical Sciences in 2025 with a GPA of 3.96. I've taken the MCAT twice, and I improved my initial score of 504 to a 521 (130/131/132/128) on my second take by constructing a comprehensive study schedule that worked around my full-time job. I am familiar with all official MCAT test prep resources, as well as quite a few unofficial ones. I specialize in CARS, as the section that I scored in the...
Hi, I'm Stone! I graduated with a Bachelor's in Biomedical Sciences in 2023 and a Master's degree in Medical Sciences in 2025 with a GPA of 3.96. I've taken the MCAT twice, and I improved my initial score of 504 to a 521 (130/131/132/128) on my second take by constructing a comprehensive study schedule that worked around my full-time job. I am familiar with all official MCAT test prep resources, as well as quite a few unofficial ones. I specialize in CARS, as the section that I scored in the 99th percentile during both attempts. I completely understand how frustrating studying for this exam can be, and am committed to helping students improve their score in the most efficient way while respecting their time and money. My approach is detail-oriented and focuses on identifying gaps in knowledge and logic as well as methods to manage test anxiety.
To me, medicine is such a crucial and fulfilling part of my life and career, and tutoring is my way of helping like-minded peers and future colleagues get past some of the intense obstacles that come with this collective journey. My greatest piece of advice is that finding what works for you now will become a larger advantage later. My lesson plans reflect this, with a focus on adapting your study plan and style according to your needs and your circumstances. The goal is to equip students with the ability to self-identify their gaps in understanding and self-direct their learning.
