Welcome to the MCAT Self Prep eCourse! My name is Andrew George, the founder, CEO, and head tutor of MCAT Self Prep, and I will be your personal tutor during this course, leading you through your MCAT study journey.
This eCourse is based on my personal experience in achieving a 99th percentile MCAT score and on my analysis of over 50 students who scored above the 95th percentile. And the principles of this eCourse have led several of my students to achieve 100th percentile MCAT scores. Following this eCourse will take hard work and diligence, but I am confident that you too can achieve a top score.
The MCAT Self Prep eCourse is neatly organized into 12 Study Modules, including MCAT Launchpad, the 10 Content Modules, and MCAT Bootcamp.
During the first module, MCAT Launchpad , you will learn how I and many others have achieved top MCAT scores. You will also discover all of the tools and resources contained in our eCourse. Lastly, during our Create-your-own Study Plan Course, you will take your first diagnostic exam. Each diagnostic exam will reveal which MCAT section is your weakness thus telling you which Content Module to complete next and how much time to spend on that module. By focusing on your weakness, you will make rapid improvements and will also avoid wasting time studying content you already know.
Now, let’s talk about the 10 Content Modules. Each Content Module has 15 lessons, and each lesson contains an hour of required video with an extra hour or two of optional video. All of the video comes from free and reliable sources such as Khan Academy, AK Lectures, Crash Course, and other YouTube videos. These are seamlessly integrated into each lesson, allowing you to do all your studying from a single website. And each lesson also contains notecards and quizzes, allowing you to review and practice what you learn during each lesson.
And at the end of each Content Module you will take another diagnostic exam. All of our diagnostic exams utilize official practice problems produced by the AAMC, the writers of the actual MCAT. And using the MCAT Self Prep Score Tracker, you will be able to convert your percent correct on the diagnostic exams into a predicted scaled MCAT score. By taking a diagnotic exam at the end of each content module, you will be able to track your MCAT score over time, revealing how and in what ways you are progressing.
Once you have finished all ten Content Modules, you will start the final module: MCAT Bootcamp. MCAT Bootcamp requires you to take two practice exams per week and takes place during your final month of MCAT studying. During this month, you will also review everything you learned during the Content Modules one last time. It is hard work, but will leave you feeling 100-percent ready and confident for test day.
Well, there you have it — a brief overview of the MCAT Self Prep eCourse. Let’s start your journey towards a stellar MCAT score today. And if you have any questions along the way, please feel free to reach out. I’m always here to help.