Welcome to MCAT101
MCAT101 provides free and affordable MCAT tutoring and resources from tutors that have scored in the 90th percentile in the subjects they are tutoring. All the services are run by students that have taken the MCAT or are currently studying for it. The course will include 1 hour topic sessions 3-4 times a week in General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics, Biochemistry, Biology, Psychology, Sociology, and CARS. Course content will be provided as well as homework questions. The courses will follow a schedule, as topics gradually build on one another. Even if you are unable to make all the live sessions, there will be recording/slides provided on the Google Classroom. To sign up, please proceed with this payment via our PayPal (or we will contact you the week before the course begins) and click the button "Sign Up" below to access the enrollment form.
Free Topic
Sessions
Upcoming Sessions
Please complete the passages prior to the session. Join the Google Meet below during the time of the session
CARS Passage & Review November 7, 2021 (2 PM EST)
CARS Passage & Review November 14, 2021 (10 AM EST)
CARS Practice & Review November 21, 2021 (10 AM EST)
Thanksgiving Holiday November 27, 2021
Free Workshop Dec 15th
Click on this link to register and learn more information about different techniques to write and various myths about the personal statement. This workshop is led by Dr. Josie, a personal statement coach & expert.
FAQ's
If you have any questions that are not listed below, please email us at info@premedpeers.org!
*Last updated 11/23/2021
How much does the prep course cost?
$60 for 4 months. Payment is required prior to the beginning of the course. If you decide to stop using this service, please contact us and we will reimburse you the remaining amount.
How long does the prep course last?
4 months: starting from the first week of November 2021 until mid-January 2022.
Will there be another prep course after this?
Yes! We will hold 2 courses annually. Our next course should take place in the summer of 2022
Should I create an account on the website?
Yes. There is a forum feature in which we will announce any updates and where students can ask any questions they would like. We will also upload the recordings on our website.
How long do the sessions last?
Approximately 1 hour, depending on the quantity and complexity of the questions. Expect to stay in the meeting for about 15-20 minutes extra. If you cannot stay for the entire session or if you cannot make the live session, you can access the recordings on our website.
Where will the sessions be held?
Online via Google Classrooms - the same link will be used for all sessions.
When will the sessions be held?
You can access the schedule and Google Classrooms link on the Resources page after payment is received and you have created an account. The sessions will be held on weekday evenings and weekends.
What do the sessions look like?
Our tutors will do a warmup, review homework assigned from previous sessions, provide a lesson highlighting key information regarding the topic, followed by a question and answer session to wrap up the lesson.
Should I use the MCAT101 prep course as my only form of studying?
No. Our course is led by volunteers and our goal is provide a community and additional support to help you succeed on the MCAT. We highly recommend that you have your own study plan and resources prepared and only utilize our prep course as a supplement. Because we are volunteers, we do not guarantee a score increase.
Do I have to do the readings and homework assignments before every session?
In short, no. We provide these "assigned" readings and assignments to guide you through our prep course. During the session, we will review the highlights of the chapter and the main takeaways, so we highly recommend that you complete the readings/homework to understand what is being talked about in class and prepare any questions.
Is participation mandatory?
Participation is not mandatory, but we would love it if you volunteered to answer questions and voice any concerns you may have! We would love to make the sessions as engaging as possible, but please feel free to sit back and listen in if you prefer. We want to create a judgement-free zone where everyone can make mistakes and learn from them.
Where can I find the homework and schedule?
On our Google Classroom called "Winter 2021-2022 Prep Course". The classroom Code will be emailed to you a few days prior to the beginning of the course.