"Hi, I’m Jack. I scored a 522 (99th percentile rank) on the August 2024 MCAT. I recently self-studied full-time for three months, and I learned how to achieve top results efficiently by using affordable resources instead of expensive prep courses. For context, the median MCAT score of students accepted to Harvard Medical School is 521. My section scores were 132 Chem/Phys, 130 CARS, 129 Bio/Biochem, and 131 Psych/Soc. I’m based near Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

I graduated from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in May 2025 with a B.S. in Biochemistry (3.92 GPA), and I’m currently interviewing at MD programs. Through rigorous biochemistry coursework and peer teaching, I’ve helped classmates master challenging upper-level science concepts and strengthen their reasoning skills.

There are no true short-cuts to achieving a high MCAT score. I won’t try to sell you any. Successfully studying for the MCAT will take you an incredible amount of time and effort. I believe that advising on how to best plan your study schedule, and what materials to spend money on, can be extremely valuable.

The MCAT prep world is built to sell you more than you need. I learned firsthand that smart planning and consistent effort with low-cost materials can outperform expensive prep courses.

I know how overwhelming MCAT prep can feel, and my goal is to make the process clearer and more efficient for you. I would love to help you build a strong conceptual foundation and a sustainable study plan. Whether you’re just beginning to study, or trying to break through a full-length scoring plateau, I’d be excited to help you achieve your goal score." less...