Premed Peers
Revolutionizing Your MCAT Prep
WELCOME
At Premed Peers, our nonprofit organization is led by volunteers who are passionate about giving back to other premed students. We offer MCAT prep courses along with mentorship and application consulting to help erase barriers for students. Check out our services and start your path to success today.
MCAT101 Prep Course
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Supplement your MCAT prep through our live prep course.
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Get access to around 20 hours of live lectures, and 30 hours of pre-recorded content review videos!
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Sessions led by tutors who achieved greater than the 90th percentile on the MCAT.
MCAT101 Mentorship
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Receive guidance from a peer who has succeeded on the MCAT.
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Our mentors are ready to help you succeed!
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Whether it's a push to stick to your study schedule or finding methods that work best for you.
MCAT Schedule
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Receive a personalized schedule made by tutors who have taken the MCAT exam.
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Essential for:
- busy students
- nontraditional students
- or any student who needs more guidance.
Choose the best route for YOU!
MCAT101 Free Trial
0$Perfect for gaining an insight into our prep course programFree Plan- One week of free prep course sessions
- Access to tutors
- Get your questions answered live
- Mentorship only offered in paid plan
MCAT101 Full Plan
50$Access to all of MCAT101, adding structure to your MCAT prepValid for one year- FREE for those enrolled in the AAMC Fee Assistance Program
- Prep Course + Mentorship Bundled
- Prep Course Materials & Resources
- Access to One Year of Mentorship
- Discounted Repurchase Price of $35
Application Consulting Full Plan
0$Put your best foot forward with our full application consulting planFree Plan- Free for the 2025 cycle
- On-demand, comprehensive application review
- Advice from current medical students
MCAT Scheduling
15$A great choice for the busy studentValid for 2 months- A Consultation Session
- 1 Personalized Schedule Spreadsheet
- Referral to MCAT Resources
- Study Tips & Strategies
What our students say...
Meet the Team
Board of Directors
Simrat Jassal
Aakash Anandjiwala
Secretary
I’m a recent graduate from UF with a BS in Biology. The goal right now is to be an orthopedic surgeon in underserved areas. MCAT101 is a good opportunity for me to share what I learned during the MCAT process and also meet other people with similar goals as me.
President
Simrat is a current medical student at Penn State College of Medicine. She graduated from the University of Virginia with a double major in Public Health and Statistics. Her interests include academic medicine, public health, and global health.
Kathryn Mutter, MD, MPH
Board Member
Kathryn Mutter, MD, MPH is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine. She is Course Director for the Transition Course and the Internship Readiness Course for rising clerkship and graduating fourth year medical students, respectively. She also serves as Clinical Director of the Center for Interprofessional Collaborations. Her research interests include medical education and interprofessional education.
Marcel Durieux, MD
Board Member
Dr. Durieux is emeritus professor at the University of Virginia. He comes with a broad view of medicine. After working as an academic anesthesiologist and medical researcher for many years, he now practices primary care at the Charlottesville Free Clinic. He received his medical training in the Netherlands and subsequently requalified to work in the US. Throughout his career he has been known as an excellent teacher, and he is a recipient of the School of Medicine's highest teaching honor, the Master Educator Award.
Ceshae Harding, MD
Board Member
Ceshae Harding, MD is an internal medicine resident at Duke University Hospital pursuing a health services research career focused on advancing comprehensive care for women of childbearing age. Her professional interests include women’s health, diversity and inclusion, and public health.
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Carlos Cevallos
Board Member
I am a 4th year medical student at the University of Virginia School of Medicine and will be applying to Emergency Medicine Residencies. Apart from my interests in Medicine itself I am passionate about increasing access to medical education for underserved populations. I know how difficult it can be for traditionally underrepresented people in medicine to go through the daunting process of medical school which is why I'm excited to be part of an organization whose aim is to aid as many of these students reach their goal of attending medical school.
Help our cause
Premed Peers is a non-profit organization registered in the Commonwealth of Virginia that was started by a group of undergraduates who couldn't afford expensive MCAT prep courses. We rely entirely on donations from our students to cover our administrative costs. 100% of our funds are used to keep Premed Peers running.