Specialized remote MCAT tutoring

I went from a 500 to a 518. Now I coach premeds to do the same.

1:1 MCAT coaching built around your diagnostic, your schedule, and your test date. More points in less time, from a 95th percentile scorer.

Jack Haseltine
518MCAT
95thPercentile
9Acceptances
UC San Diego graduate Biology background with years of tutoring experience.
Former EMT Real clinical exposure, not just application theory.
MS1 First-year medical student, after 9 MD/DO acceptances.
All sessions remote Zoom sessions with clear notes and next steps.

The MCAT Coaching Package

I find what is actually costing you points, then build the plan around it.

No set curriculum. No schedule copied from another student. Session one is a full diagnostic, and after session two you get a week-by-week plan built from your own data.

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Session one is the diagnostic

Your full-length data, your section breakdown, your review habits. A 505 stuck on timing and a 505 stuck on content need completely different work, and guessing which one you are wastes months.

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Custom PDFs and guides, written for you

After session two you get a week-by-week plan built from your diagnostic, written as a real document you keep. Your test date, your weak sections, the hours you actually have. The 24 Page Blueprint for a 518+ comes with it.

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Then we work the plan together

What that looks like depends on you. Passage walkthroughs, full-length breakdowns, rebuilding how you review a missed question, or content when content is the real gap. The plan adjusts as your data changes.

The Blueprint and your personalized plan are included. Those are the two things sold on this site for $5 and $15. Coaching students get both at no extra cost, built from their own numbers rather than off the shelf.

Pay session by session, or buy a block of sessions up front if you would rather lock in the schedule. No minimum either way.

Book a free score strategy session

How sessions work

Practical, direct, and built around your situation.

No canned curriculum. No pretending every student needs the same plan. We start with where you are, then build the work around the gaps that are costing you the most.

1

Figure out the real problem

For MCAT students, that might be content, timing, passage logic, or review habits. For applicants, it might be school list, writing, or interview prep.

2

Work through the material live

Sessions are active. We talk through reasoning, fix weak spots, and build a plan you can actually follow between meetings.

3

Leave with clear next steps

You should know what to study, what to ignore, and how to review your work before the next session.

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What we actually do in a session.

Bring your latest score report, AAMC practice questions, UWorld misses, or just your test date and current plan. We will turn that into the next week of work.

Student favorite

We work a passage live, together.

You share your screen and we open a passage cold. You talk me through what you are seeing as you read it, and I stop you at the exact moment the reasoning bends. Then we fix it right there, while you can still feel what went wrong. Most students tell me this is the part that finally makes it click, and it is the thing they ask for the most.

"You are literally in my head. When we were going through that, I just put it together."

Mark A., MCAT coaching

Review the right evidence

We look at missed questions, timing patterns, and the sections that are quietly draining points, not just the topics that feel hardest.

Break down full-lengths

Score reports tell you where you lost points. We work out why, which is the part that actually changes the next exam.

Make the study week clear

You leave knowing what to review, which questions to do, and how to check whether the work is moving your score.

Student feedback

Students work best when the advice is specific.

I try to give feedback that turns into action right away: what to change, what to practice, and why it matters.

Testimonial from Jingyi L. about MCAT improvement

Jingyi L., MCAT Tutoring

Services and rates

What it costs.

Everything is hourly with no minimums and no package you have to buy into. Most students start with the free call and we go from there.

The MCAT Coaching Package

Weekly 1:1 sessions on Zoom. Diagnostic first, then the Blueprint and a personalized plan after session two, both included.

$60 / hr

Pre-College Tutoring & Mentorship

For high schoolers and early college students eyeing medicine. Map the route early, then stay strong in the classes along the way.

$50 / hr

Admissions Advising

School lists, primary and secondary strategy, interviews, and waitlist decisions.

$80 / hr

Personal Statement Review

Detailed written feedback on structure, voice, and the parts that feel generic.

$150 flat

Study guides

Prefer to study on your own? Grab a guide.

Built from the exact methods I use with students. Get the full system as a PDF, or a study plan made for you.

MCAT guide

$5

The 24 Page Blueprint for a 518+

How I scored a 518 (95th percentile), in one guide. The full 12-week method, my question-review system, section strategy, four real student case studies, and printable cheat sheets. Delivered as a PDF.

Get it for $5

Free resources

Start with the free stuff.

Use these before you book anything. If they help, we can go deeper in a session.

MCAT Review Masterclass

A slide deck covering high-yield MCAT review and study strategy.

Open the deck

Example Personalized Plan

A real example of the custom MCAT study plan I build for students, so you can see what the personalized plan looks like before you get your own.

See the sample

Personal Statement Writing Guide

A free guide for making your medical school personal statement less generic and more useful to your application.

Get the guide

The Secondary Essay Playbook

A free 8-page guide to secondaries: the framework I use to build them, a playbook for the prompt types that show up everywhere, and a checklist to run before you submit.

Get the playbook

Not sure what you need yet? Book the free call. Bring your test date, latest score, application timeline, or just a rough sense of where you are. We can decide whether tutoring, advising, or a one-off review makes sense.

FAQ

Common questions.

How do sessions work? Are they in person or online?

All sessions are held remotely over Zoom. No commuting, no scheduling around location. Just show up, be ready to work, and we get into it.

How do I schedule a session?

The easiest way is to shoot me an email. We will figure out a time that works, go over what you need, and take it from there.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on where you are starting and where you want to go. Some students come in for a handful of targeted sessions to shore up a weak section. Others work with me consistently over several months leading up to their test date. After a free intro call, I can usually give you a pretty honest read on what kind of commitment makes sense for your situation.

Do you help with the full med school application, not just the MCAT?

Yes. I work with students on the full application, including personal statements, secondary essays, school list strategy, and general advising. If you are navigating the application cycle and want someone in your corner who has been through it, I can help.

Do you require a package or minimum commitment?

No. Everything is purely hourly with no minimums. That said, if you know you are going to need a significant number of sessions, we can talk about a package rate. Reach out and we can figure something out.

What is your cancellation policy?

I get it, life happens. I am flexible. Just give me a heads up and we will find another time.

Do you offer a free intro call?

Yes. Every new student gets a free 15-minute consultation. It is a real conversation, not a sales call. I will give you actual advice and we will see if working together makes sense. Book yours here.

Do you guarantee results?

I do not offer a formal score guarantee, but here is what I can tell you: every student I have worked with has improved their score, as long as they were putting in the work outside of our sessions. That means doing practice problems, following through on what I recommend, and treating prep like a priority. If you do that, I will handle the rest.

Do you create personalized study schedules?

Yes, and this is one of my favorite parts of the process. After the first two sessions, which I use to diagnose where you actually stand, I put together a fully customized study schedule built around your specific situation. That means your current score, your goal score, where I think you need the most work, what resources you have available, and how many hours you realistically have on weekdays and weekends to put into prep. No generic plans. It is built for you.

What are your Terms of Service?

You can read the full Terms of Service here.