Tucson MCAT Tutors

Tutor the People’s team consists of stellar Tucson MCAT tutors who will work with you one-on-one. You are supported by a team that will help you put your best foot forward. 

What Is YOUR MCAT Foundation

We’ve discovered that each MCAT student is distinctive in their foundation of knowledge. To deliver a fully customized MCAT prep experience, we start out by assessing the student’s standing on the MCAT. This way, your one-on-one Tucson MCAT tutor can pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses in the material and testing strategy. We start by asking some basic questions:

After we learn about you as an individual student and your pre-med basics, our team then pair you with the best MCAT coach who matches your schedule and specific MCAT expectations.

Our mission is to offer a personalized approach for each student by applying a customized study plan that is tailored to the student’s strengths and areas of improvement. Additionally, we offer complimentary AAMC MCAT test prep materials to help you apply your knowledge to genuine MCAT questions. We will also provide a free copy of our book, MCAT Math: Strategies and Practice Problems, written by one of our expert MCAT tutors.

We offer small group MCAT tutoring on a supply and demand basis. You may be an individual seeking to create a group or a team of friends/classmates that want to save some money on MCAT prep. Regardless of what your situation, simply contact us to form an MCAT study team.

MCAT Tutors Tucson: Private Tutoring Tailored to You!

There really is no one-stop shop for MCAT prep materials. We understand that most students prefer to use a variety of resources to guide their studies. Your tutor will work with you applying your preferred combination of materials, and create a study plan using those books.

We stick to the fundamentals. We provide students with AAMC materials. The AAMC questions are the best for creating a realistic idea of where you stand and how you’ll score on test day. If you still haven’t chosen which books you’ll use to guide your studies, you may consult with your tutor or one of our on-staff pre-med advisors. We can help you choose what will be best for you.

Medical Schools in Tucson

Tucson is a mystical place: a large desert surrounded by multiple mountain ranges. It’s the second largest city in Arizona after Phoenix, with a population that grows each year. Tucson is home to the University of Arizona, or “The U of A.”  The U of A is separated into 19 different colleges and schools, making it a wholesome place to study pre-medicine, medicine, and any other faculty simultaneously.

The University of Arizona enrolls over 43,625 students each year. UA offers bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and professional degrees. The school is ranked 45 in the US, and 75 in the world. Given its vast academic options, it is a great place to lay a strong foundation in the pre-medical sciences, while also having an opportunity to study just about anything else simultaneously. Their pre-health advisors will help you get on the right track.

The University of Arizona College of Medicine is located on the University of Arizona Health Sciences (UAHS) campus. While the school used to accept exclusively Arizonians, it now accepts students from outside states. It is understandably a very competitive program. Their minimum MCAT score is a 498, but they will consider your highest score. They really place an emphasis on your application as a whole, so prospective applicants should make sure to fulfill all extracurricular requirements necessary.

Banner University Medical Center (BUMCT) is a part of the UAHS center campus. It hosts around 50 residency and fellowship programs across almost all specialties. BUMCT is also an NCI cancer research and treatment center. It’s a great place to exposure to research and education opportunities.

Just starting your MCAT test prep? Here’s some information about the exam:

The Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) is a computer-based standardized test that Admissions Committees use as a tool to determine your future medical school success. The exam is designed to assess problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and knowledge of scientific concepts and principles.

Our goal is to identify exactly which areas or subjects in the MCAT that you need help with and apply the best, most personalized MCAT tutoring to strengthen your foundations and sharpen your building blocks for success. Our Tucson MCAT test prep has one aim in mind: your acceptance to medical school. We apply a holistic experience, including personal statement revision, extracurricular counseling, etc. We’re always here for our pupils.

Success on the MCAT demands a unique strategy for each person. We work with pupils to determine their background with the test and determine their learning personality. Once this step is complete, your MCAT tutor will share proven strategies to improve in each section, while instructing the MCAT content that a manner that’s tailored to you.

One on One MCAT Tutoring in Tucson

It is no doubt that students benefit from a customized, one on one approach to learning. When studying for a test as difficult as the MCAT, the one on one approach is especially crucial. Students who approach their prep in a more traditional, classroom setting, often obtain a general understanding of the content covered on the exam but are deprived of the focus needed to delve into the complex areas of the material. Because the MCAT is tested on such specific concepts piled on top of fundamental areas in science, it is crucial that students grasp the full bases of each science, before learning the intricacies that build upon them. Our Tucson MCAT tutors can help students no matter what page they are on. Maybe a premed is a stellar student, but never fully understood the role of amino acids in high school chemistry. Working with an Tucson MCAT tutor one on one, the pre med and the tutor can diagnose exactly in which areas of the exam the student is struggling most, then develop a carefully curated study schedule around the student’s strengths and areas of weakness.