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Max

Bachelors, Neuroscience

Washington Lee University

About Me

I have personally gone through the struggle that is the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT). Originally, I received a 27 on the old MCAT (60th percentile) and after studying on my own for 9 months, I was able to re-take the exam and score a 517 on the new MCAT (96th percentile). I know what it takes to do well on the exam, and I am confident that I can help many other students face this hurdle to becoming a doctor. As a peer tutor for three years in biology, general/organic chemistry, and physics during my college career, I have extensive experiencing helping others through these subjects, and I would love the opportunity to continue to tutor other students. My hobbies include piano, soccer, and art!

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Washington Lee University

Bachelors, Neuroscience

Q&A with Max

Reading comprehension is a very important skill that transcends any subject that a student may come across. I have many tricks that can help any student become a master of reading comprehension, including slow visualization, chunking, and other techniques; but the most important thing for any student is to be reading on a consistent basis. What strategies have you found to be most successful when you start to work with a student? It's important for a tutor and the student to be comfortable with each other. I would make sure that we have a good relationship with each other and set goals that the student wants to reach, whether that is a certain score, or certain medical schools that they want to be accepted to.