I’m a medical student with a 523 MCAT score, a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience, and a minor in biochemistry. Before med school, I worked as both an EMT and a medical assistant, which taught me how to explain complex science in a straightforward, down-to-earth way. I know the MCAT can feel huge and stressful, so my goal is to make it more manageable by breaking things down into clear steps and showing you how to think through passages instead of memorizing everything.
I’m especially...
I’m a medical student with a 523 MCAT score, a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience, and a minor in biochemistry. Before med school, I worked as both an EMT and a medical assistant, which taught me how to explain complex science in a straightforward, down-to-earth way. I know the MCAT can feel huge and stressful, so my goal is to make it more manageable by breaking things down into clear steps and showing you how to think through passages instead of memorizing everything.
I’m especially strong in CARS, critical reading, and anything passage-based, and I really enjoy helping students build confidence with reasoning and strategy. I’m patient, chill, and easy to talk to, and I always try to create a tutoring environment that feels supportive rather than overwhelming. Whether you’re aiming for a competitive score or trying to get past a plateau, I’ll meet you exactly where you are, figure out what’s holding you back, and help you develop a study approach that feels organized, realistic, and actually doable. My goal is to help you understand the material in a way that sticks—and make the MCAT feel a lot less intimidating along the way.
