MCAT Prep
Diagnostic to test day in five stages, built by scorers in the 97th percentile within the last year.
The MCAT course written by people who took this exam recently — not by professors who last sat it in 2009. 441 lecture videos, thousands of practice questions, and a card deck that does the remembering for you.
The next one is being built to the same bar.
Diagnostic to test day in five stages, built by scorers in the 97th percentile within the last year.
Scored 97th percentile or above on the current exam, within the last year.
Faculty who last sat the exam a decade ago.
Nothing extra. If it isn't tested, it isn't in the course.
1,200-page books padded with untested detail.
Strategy first, content second — 51 guided videos showing how a top scorer reads a passage.
Content dumps, then “good luck applying it.”
Cards do the retention so you don't take notes you'll never reread.
Notes you rewrite and never open again.
Bring specific questions, leave with a fix. We ask for them in advance.
Tutoring that re-reads the chapter out loud.
A full length before you study a thing. Reviewed properly, it tells us both where you stand.
Content-heavy. Cards run alongside so nothing decays.
Watch a top scorer think their way through one. It feels hard here — that's the point.
Accuracy first, timing second, and you go again until both hold.
The final four to six weeks: stamina blocks and a full length a week.
Counted from the course itself, not a brochure. Switch the measure, or hover a bar.
The major question banks and the official practice material, bought in your name and included from Complete upward. Watching is the smaller half of this course.
Across 51 guided videos, a top scorer reasons through the question before you are asked to do it alone. Anyone can buy the question banks. This is the part that is ours, and it is why the same questions produce a different score.
Roughly 10 questions for every video. That ratio is the whole method — content is the setup, application is the work.