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Having coached underclassmen and family friends through MCAT cycles during summers and school years, I’m eager to help medical school applicants surmount one of the most tedious hurdles in the application process. Your score doesn’t have to be perfect, just good enough while you can still focus on being amazing in other aspects of life—and for me, I’m very happy with the way things worked out! No matter where you are, you just need the right strategy, and you’ve got this!

I received a 522 on the MCAT (>99th percentile) and am a current medical student at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine. I also worked in research and healthcare consulting, and am the Co-Founder and CEO of an orthopedic device startup. I love to work with students to find out what subject area strengths and weaknesses they have, set up study plans to address these weaknesses, and also help them strategize ways to improve their scores on the MCAT. I also enjoy giving test taking strategies to ensure your MCAT score is everything you dreamed!

Hey! With a rich academic background from Harvard University and the University of Oxford, I bring a unique perspective to MCAT preparation. As a US Rhodes Scholar and a researcher in infectious diseases, I understand the rigorous demands of medical education and the importance of a strong foundation in the sciences. My experience as a guest epidemiology lecturer in Africa and director of various education initiatives globally has equipped me with the skills to effectively communicate complex concepts, making them accessible and engaging. I am passionate about helping aspiring medical students excel in their MCATs and achieve their dreams of entering top medical schools. Let's work together to create a personalized study plan that maximizes your strengths and addresses your challenges. Excited to work with you!

Welcome to my profile! As a current resident physician and recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine, I bring a wealth of firsthand medical knowledge to my MCAT coaching. My interdisciplinary experiences, including an undergraduate degree in public policy and post-grad research experience in oncology clinical trials, give me a broad perspective on the medical school admissions landscape, helping me work with students from various backgrounds. Whether you're aiming to boost your score or need guidance on the entire application process, I'm here to help you succeed. Let's connect and make a plan!

Welcome to my profile! I’m a current student at the University of Washington and a Rhodes Scholar-elect, and I bring a fresh, highly practical perspective on what it takes to do well on the MCAT. I scored a 526, and I’ve coached students through the full prep process, from building a realistic schedule to tightening test-day strategy and improving passage-based reasoning. My approach is personalized to your starting point. We will identify your strengths and weak spots, build a study plan you can actually sustain, and focus on the habits that translate into points. That includes targeted practice, a clear review system so mistakes do not repeat, and section-specific strategy for CARS and the science passages. Whether you are aiming for a top score or you just need structure and accountability, I’m here to support you step by step. If cost is a barrier, please reach out. I’m happy to discuss financial assistance options.

I’m the founder of IvyTutoring, a Harvard University graduate, and a White Coat Award recipient. I’ve helped thousands of students succeed on high-stakes exams, including the MCAT, across several thousand hours of direct instruction, curriculum design, and large-scale educational content. My MCAT coaching focuses on first-principles reasoning, passage strategy, and test-maker psychology—not brute memorization. I specialize in helping students translate content knowledge into points by recognizing patterns, avoiding common traps, and executing efficiently under time pressure. This approach is especially effective for students plateaued in the mid-range who need structural changes rather than “more studying.” I’ve built systems at scale through IvyTutoring, teaching students how to think the way the MCAT is written rather than chasing endless resources. The result is faster score movement with less wasted effort. If you want MCAT coaching from someone who has taught at volume, understands where students systematically lose points, and prioritizes strategy over noise, this is a strong fit.

I scored a in the 98th percentile on my first attempt at the MCAT, achieving perfect scores in both CARS and PS. I have extensive experience tutoring these sections in particular, in addition to building personalized study schedules, developing content-review strategies, and coaching students on test-taking mindset and endurance.

Welcome to my profile! As a Clinical Assistant Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine and a graduate of Yale University School of Medicine, I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to MCAT coaching (while I took the MCAT before it changed, I have tutored hundreds of students in the new MCAT and even have a free youtube series on unique MCAT questions that I personally made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nz_gs77pOyE&list=PLoRUsKSPCHAYASAUOQcFrlpl5c55K1bcn). With a strong academic background, including an MBA from Yale School of Management and a BA with Highest Distinction from UC Berkeley, I understand the rigorous demands of medical school admissions. I have successfully coached numerous students, helping them improve their MCAT scores and secure spots at top medical schools. My approach is tailored to each individual's needs, focusing on both content mastery and test-taking strategies. Let's work together to achieve your target score and make your medical school dreams a reality!

On the March 12th, 2022 MCAT, I scored 524/528, a 100th percentile score. I got 132/132 on Critical Analysis and Reasoning (CARS), 132/132 on Biology and Biochemistry (BB), 130/132 on CP (Chemistry and Physics), and 130/132 on Psychology and Sociology (PS). I studied for 6 months using Kaplan books, UWorld, third party full-length exams, and AAMC full-length exams. My AAMC FL average was 523/528. As a tutor for over eight years, I have extensive experience mentoring and teaching students of all ages and levels. Instead of making students memorize formulas and plug-and-chug to get answers, I encourage them to understand the principles and strategies behind each problem. My favorite teaching moment is helping students create their own examples and analogies to achieve that "eureka" moment when everything clicks.