Online Course: Summer MCAT Prep Course

Summer ThinkMCAT Prep Course

The PPSC has worked with ThinkMCAT to set up a discounted summer MCAT prep course running from June 21st - September 1st. Registration is now open! You can register on Eventbrite here. 

Note: If you were enrolled in the ThinkMCAT course last semester (Spring 2019) you do not have to pay for this course; you will be automatically enrolled.

Course Details:

• Instructor: Scott Roberts from ThinkMCAT

• Course Duration: June 21st - September 1st 

• Weekly Class Times: Sunday 10:00am - 12:00pm and Tuesday 6:00pm - 8:00pm

• Tuition Cost: $125 (payable via Eventbrite registration)

• Textbook Information: Purchasing the books for this course is the responsibility of the student. You have the choice of audio or written books.

• Audio books can be purchased via ThinkMCAT. 

• The written book covers all subjects except verbal and costs $75 (plus $15 for shipping). You can purchase the written book by emailing Scott, the instructor, at thinkmcat@gmail.com with your shipping address and to confirm payment. Payment for the written book can be made via Paypal or Quickpay (Zelle) to thinkmcat@gmail.com. Books usually arrive within 5 business days.

Please reach out to Huda Algasas (haa2144@columbia.edu) if you have any questions.

MCAT2015: New Resources Available!

MCAT test preparation products from the AAMC are now available to help students prepare for the exam.

Written by the developers of the exam, these official products include the first full-length practice exam with scoring and a Section Bank of 300 practice questions emphasizing biochemistry, psychology, and sociology. More information on the products is below.

Official MCAT® Practice Exam (Scored) 1
The practice exam is the first official full-length exam that offers scaled scoring information for the new exam. It is a 230-question practice exam that mirrors the actual MCAT exam in both length and functionality.

Official MCAT® Section Bank
The Section Bank delivers 300 all-new practice questions written by the test developers in three sections (natural, behavioral, and social sciences) with an emphasis on biochemistry, psychology, and sociology.

Don’t forget to check out a new interactive demo tool, which allows students topractice with the exam features, including highlighting, striking out features, and using the mark question button.