"Hi, I’m William B. I scored a 519 (96th percentile) on the MCAT with a balanced section breakdown (130/130/129/130). I know how overwhelming this exam can feel — I’ve been there. My personal approach to the MCAT combined a structured study plan, spaced repetition and active recall fact mastery, timed passage practice, and smart review systems to master both content and the skills to apply content to exam questions. I have used these approaches to lead peers to competitive scores, and am ready to help you do the same. I generally work with students who have access to the AAMC FL and Qbanks, but am happy to work with you no matter what. I offer a free 15 minute consultation for all students, and am happy to work with you wherever you are in your journey!

No matter your learning style, I tailor my approaches to your specific needs and can provide individualized explanations, example problems, and test strategies. We will also cover test day strategies.

What I offer:

- One-on-one tutoring (online only)

- Structured study calendar

- Targeted strategies for CARS, Biochemistry, and P/S (really, for all sections)

- Weekly accountability and progress tracking

- Smart review tactics to never make the same mistake twice

- Free 15-minute consultation

I am a dean's-list biochemistry major at Wabash College who is currently interviewing for medical school, with the plan to matriculate in the Fall of 2026. I scored a 519 on my MCAT while studying for a full-time class load and with part time work. I have broad mentorship experiences as an EMT, Eagle Scout, and Fraternity President, with 3 years of past volunteer tutoring, ranging from emergency medical topics to Biology and Chemistry." less...