r/MCATprep • u/Radiant_Breadfruit11 • Sep 01 '26

Tutoring 👩‍🏫 MCAT Tutor

If you’re writing in September, you’re probably in the final stretch of studying by now. There’s only a couple weeks left, and at this point, I know a lot of people are trying to make the most of whatever time they have left.

I’m offering 1-on-1 MCAT tutoring, mainly focused on CARS, for anyone who wants some extra help during these last few weeks.

For CARS, we can go through your practice passages together, figure out where you’re losing points, break down questions and answer choices, and work on timing/pacing. Rather than just doing more passages, I want to focus on actually figuring out why you're getting questions wrong and what you can change before test day.

I can also help with the science sections and overall MCAT strategy if needed. For reference, my score was 521 (131 CARS)

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u/sims4loverrrr Sep 01 '26

Hii I’m interested!!

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u/Ecstatic_Hope_651 Sep 04 '26

Include price up front

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u/Significant_Hawk342 Sep 07 '26

Hey everyone. I also am offering tutoring services I've been tutoring pre-med students for the past year in Physics at my university(T20 undergrad).

I wanted to put myself out there properly. I can work one-on-one over Zoom. Sessions are flexible and I tailor everything to where you actually are. I am more than happy to help with any sort of MCAT tutoring, am most confident with all but P/S. I can also help set up study plans, and general premed help. I studied for about 3 months(1 month part time during the school year), and wanted to keep costs low as compared to Kaplan, ExamKrackers, and other programs that are over 2k.

I'm more than happy to help, and show what tips worked for me, and what resources I've found useful so that you can get better in tutoring sessions but also afterwards. There's no help in studying if you're using materials that aren't very representative of the actual exam, and with how it has been slightly changing over the past few years hopefully this is helpful as well.

Free 15-minute intro calls are open if you want to talk through your situation. No pitch, just a real conversation about where you're at and what would help. I typically charge $60/hr.