1-on-1 online MCAT tutoring

Your MCAT plan, built by someone who scored a 523.

Personalized sessions, a study plan built around your schedule, and practice-exam breakdowns that show exactly where your points are hiding.

About

Hi, I'm Miles.

I scored a 523 on the MCAT, and I'm applying to MD/PhD programs. I know how much this exam can feel like a wall, but I also know it's learnable. What moved my score wasn't more hours; it was determining what mistakes I was making and why I was making them. Once every wrong answer became something I could fix, the MCAT stopped being a wall and started feeling like a chance to show admissions committees what I could do.

As a tutor, I focus on the why: understanding the logic of AAMC questions, building content you can actually apply to passages, and turning every practice exam into a clear to-do list.

  • Online sessions over video with a shared whiteboard
  • Session notes and follow-up tasks after every meeting
  • Quick questions between sessions over email

My Psych/Soc story

How I turned Psych/Soc from my weakest section into my strongest

When I took my first diagnostic, I scored a 118 in Psych/Soc, the lowest of any section. I'd taken exactly one psychology class, two years before my test date. On paper, this section should have been the one that held me back.

It ended up being my best: a 132 on test day.

What changed

I stopped treating it as a memorization section.

Psych/Soc passages are built like research studies. Once I read them the way I read a Chem/Phys passage — what's the hypothesis, what was measured, what do the results actually support — most questions came down to reasoning, not recall.

I built a knowledge base with a small set of good resources.

Khan Academy, MCATalyst review sheets, flashcards, and structured question review.

I reviewed every miss until I knew why.

Each wrong answer was either a term I didn't know, a study I misread, or an answer choice I talked myself into. Naming the pattern told me exactly what to fix.

If Psych/Soc is the section dragging your score down, it doesn't have to stay that way. I'll show you the same approach.

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Services

What we can work on together

Personalized study plan

A week-by-week schedule built around your test date, diagnostic score, classes, and commitments — adjusted as your practice scores come in.

Content & passage practice

Targeted review of the high-yield topics you're missing, with passage-based practice so you learn to apply content the way the exam asks.

CARS strategy

A repeatable approach to reading, mapping arguments, and eliminating answer choices — the section most students think can't be taught.

Full-length exam review

We go through your practice exams question by question to find patterns: content gaps, misreads, timing, or second-guessing.

How it works

  1. Free consult. 20 minutes to talk about your goals, timeline, and where you are now.
  2. Your plan. I send a personalized study plan and we pick a session cadence.
  3. Weekly sessions. Focused 1-on-1 work with notes and homework after each one.
  4. Test day. Final strategy, timing, and a calm game plan going in.

Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing

Free consultation

  • Talk through your goals and timeline
  • Review your diagnostic or practice scores
  • See if we're a good fit
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Single session

  • Targeted content or CARS work
  • Practice exam breakdown
  • Session notes & next steps
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Looking for a longer commitment? A 10-session package is (/hour). Buy the 10-session package.

Scheduling

Book a time

Pick a time that works for you. You'll get a confirmation email with a video link and a reminder before we meet.

FAQ

Common questions

Are sessions online?

Yes. All sessions are over video with screen sharing and a shared whiteboard, so you can meet from anywhere. You'll get the link in your confirmation email.

What materials do I need?

I strongly recommend the official AAMC practice materials, which you'll purchase through your own AAMC account. Depending on your needs we may also use a third-party question bank or content books — we'll decide together during your consultation.

When should I start tutoring?

Ideally 3–6 months before your test date, which leaves time to build a plan, work through content, and review several full-length exams. Shorter timelines can work too — book a consult and we'll figure out what's realistic.

How does payment work?

Payment is by card through Stripe's secure checkout. Packages are paid up front, and a receipt is emailed to you automatically. See the payment policy for details.

What if I need to reschedule?

You can reschedule or cancel for free up to 24 hours before a session using the link in your confirmation email. See the cancellation policy.

Do you guarantee a score increase?

No honest tutor can guarantee a score. What I can promise is a clear plan, focused sessions, and straightforward feedback on what's holding your score back.

Contact

Questions? Send me a note.

I usually reply within one business day.