One and Done MCAT Prep: Take It Once. Take It Right.

Brandon S.

If your MCAT score feels “stuck,” you don’t need more content. *You need a better system.*

I know this because I lived it. I struggled in my pre-med classes and wasn’t a natural test-taker. But with the right strategy, I improved my own MCAT score by 23 points to the 97th percentile. That experience shaped how I teach and why my students see dramatic, measurable gains.

Over the past several years, I’ve logged 8,000+ hours of one-on-one MCAT tutoring. My students average around 517, with consistent 20+ point improvements. More than half of my early students outperformed my own score increase.

One student started at a 508 and needed a competitive California acceptance. We finished with a perfect 528. He now attends UCSF on scholarship and *became an MCAT tutor himself.*

Another student came to me after neurosurgery left him unable to form new semantic memories. His practice exams were stuck in the low 490s. I built a customized framework around his learning disability, and he scored a 506, earning acceptance to his top-choice medical school.

Beyond tutoring, I’ve designed MCAT programs adopted by two test prep companies and five universities, including Vanderbilt. I write original practice materials and build structured study systems, not just lesson plans.

My philosophy is simple: No Retakes.
We treat your preparation like a one-and-done mission.

In our first session, we assess your score breakdown, identify structural weaknesses, and build a targeted plan. CARS is introduced immediately and trained consistently until test day. We don’t avoid weak sections, we eliminate them.*

If you’re serious about maximizing your score, whether you’re aiming for a 510+, 520+, or pushing toward perfection, *I’m ready to work.*

Let’s build this the right way the first time.