Hi, I'm Max. I'm a fourth-year medical student at Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University. I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021 with a degree in Molecular and Cell Biology and made the Dean's Honor List twice. I scored a 517 on the MCAT (94th percentile), including the 100th percentile on Psych/Soc. I've done cancer research at Fox Chase Cancer Center and Thomas Jefferson University, and now I work with patients in the hospital.
I tutor every section of the MCAT, and my...
Hi, I'm Max. I'm a fourth-year medical student at Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University. I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021 with a degree in Molecular and Cell Biology and made the Dean's Honor List twice. I scored a 517 on the MCAT (94th percentile), including the 100th percentile on Psych/Soc. I've done cancer research at Fox Chase Cancer Center and Thomas Jefferson University, and now I work with patients in the hospital.
I tutor every section of the MCAT, and my favorites are Psych/Soc, Bio/Biochem, and CARS. I also tutor AP science courses. I've worked with first-time test takers and re-takers. I teach concepts so they connect to each other, because memorizing facts one at a time breaks down on a seven and a half hour exam. If you know why something happens, you can answer a question you haven't seen before. For CARS, we practice finding the author's argument quickly and choosing between answers without second-guessing.
At Berkeley I created and taught a university-credit fencing course. Around 150 students applied each semester for 30 seats, and I wrote the syllabus, lessons, and quizzes and worked with students one on one after class. I was also a resident assistant for two years, responsible for about 50 students a semester. Tutoring sessions are one on one and built around the passages and topics you miss, with work on pacing and on staying sharp through the last section of the test.
Outside of school, I volunteer as a belayer for climbers with Parkinson's disease, cook, and fence. I was also a child actor. Send me a message and tell me where you're stuck.