I scored a 517 on the MCAT (94th percentile), including a 130 in CARS (98th percentile) and a 131 in Psychology/Sociology. I'd love to help you achieve similar results!
I know how frustrating CARS can be, especially when two answers seem equally correct or you're running out of time. Through my own MCAT preparation, I developed strategies to approach passages confidently, recognize what questions are really asking, and avoid common traps. I also tutor Psych/Soc, helping students understand...
I scored a 517 on the MCAT (94th percentile), including a 130 in CARS (98th percentile) and a 131 in Psychology/Sociology. I'd love to help you achieve similar results!
I know how frustrating CARS can be, especially when two answers seem equally correct or you're running out of time. Through my own MCAT preparation, I developed strategies to approach passages confidently, recognize what questions are really asking, and avoid common traps. I also tutor Psych/Soc, helping students understand key concepts, distinguish similar terms, and apply their knowledge to unfamiliar scenarios.
One of my greatest strengths is that **I'm an enthusiastic and efficient learner**. Whether it's competitive chess, solving Rubik's cubes, understanding how vehicles work, playing sports, or learning a new game, I enjoy finding the most effective way to develop a skill. I love breaking complicated problems into manageable pieces, identifying what matters most, and improving without wasting time. I bring that same approach to MCAT preparation and tutoring.
I graduated from Cape Breton University with a 4.0 GPA, earning the Governor General's Silver Medal for the highest overall academic average. During university, I tutored students from varied backgrounds, including those with learning disabilities and those learning English as a second language. That taught me that everyone learns differently, and good tutors adapt to the student, not the other way around.
My tutoring style is friendly, practical, and focused on results. We'll work through practice questions together, identify where you're losing points, and build strategies that work for you. For CARS, that means understanding not only why an answer is correct, but why the other three are wrong. For Psych/Soc, it means building a strong conceptual foundation and using effective study techniques to make information stick.
Whether you're struggling to break 125 or aiming for a 130+, my goal is to help you become a more confident, efficient, and consistent MCAT test-taker.
