MCAT 515+ Course
Score 515+ on the MCAT or add 15 points, depending on your initial score,
or we'll refund your money.*
While we can’t promise students particular scores, we do promise effective and results-oriented prep.
If you follow our program and don't see results, your tuition's on us.
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The Complete Package for MCAT Success
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| Starting score: | Final Score: | |
|---|---|---|
| 500 or higher | At least 515 | |
| Under 500 | At least a 15 point increase |
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365 days access to online resources
123 hours of live instruction
All official AAMC materials including practice tests
4 to 6 subject-matter expert instructors
17 full-length practice tests
Auto-generated Smart Study Planner
12 section-specific practice tests
35 diagnostic exams
Thousands of practice questions
500+ Hours of Additional Video Lessons
Medical School Admissions Advantage Sessions
Interactive score reports to track progress
9 MCAT books, including 2 exclusive titles
Exclusive access to MCAT Topic Focus live sessions
(valued at $1,399)
Unlimited Q&A Sessions with our expert instructors
What to Expect from MCAT 515+ Course
Before Course Starts
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Lecture Zero
Get a basic understanding the MCAT, our course, and the
different MCAT subjects.
Diagnostic Exams: Science and CARS Understand your strengths and
weaknesses and focus your
study time in knowing the
right questions to ask your
instructors.
5-7 Business Days
Books Delivered
Diagnostic Exams: Science and CARS
Understand your strengths and
weaknesses and focus your
study time in knowing the
right questions to ask your
instructors.
Comprehensive Review
The complete set and additional
course-exclusive books
12 Weeks before MCAT Test Date
Course Begins!
123 hours of Live Content and Strategy Instruction
In addition to content, we
teach strategy and how to
approach and solve questions
efficiently.
Practice Every 2 Weeks
Diagnostic exams are used
throughout the course to
identify areas of weakness to
improve in and maximize
results.
Personalized Homework to Improve Weak Areas
Designed to improve sub-topic
weakness or get top scores.
MCAT Student Guide
1-2 Weeks before MCAT Test Date
AAMC Practice Tests
Simulate Actual Test- taking Conditions
Take the practice tests and
review your score report to
see how you did. Get used to
the test-taking environment.
MCAT Test Date
You Got This!
Results
Score increase, or your money back:
| Your Starting score: | Final Score: | |
|---|---|---|
| 500 or higher | At least 515 | |
| Under 500 | At least a 15 point increase |
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Endless MCAT Resources
Thousands of practice
questions, AAMC materials,
and more.
Success without the Stress
Fully comprehensive course
structure and materials.
Taught by the Top 1% Subject Matter Experts
Meet the instructors teaching our courses.
Jon Fowler
Physics Instructor
Jon is the lead developer and primary trainer for MCAT physics, with author and editor credits in several textbooks including the MCAT Physics and Math Review.
Kyle Peebles
Biology Instructor
Kyle understands that students rarely learn through memorizing facts alone, so he explains each topic in multiple ways and brings in real life examples to ensure that his students understand the “why” behind the subject matter.
Judene Wright
Biology/Biochemistry Instructor
Judene has been teaching MCAT Biology/Biochemistry for over 25 years! She has been the National Content Director for TPR’s MCAT Program since 2006, and manages development for the MCAT courses. She has graduate degrees in Physiology and in Education.
Catherine Chow
General Chemistry Instructor
Catherine is the lead developer for MCAT General Chemistry. She draws on over a decade of experience teaching and tutoring chemistry at the college level to help her students achieve their goals!
Anthony Krupp
CARS
Instructor
Tony taught at the university and high school level for thirteen years and received seven teaching awards from local, national, and international entities. He describes his classroom as alive and alert, near the peak of the Yerkes-Dodson curve.
Jason Osman
Organic Chemistry
Instructor
Jason has been an MCAT OChem instructor since 2002. He is also a tutor, master trainer, uber trainer, and the lead OChem content developer. He has taught thousands of hours and has trained and mentored hundreds of instructors.
Dave Mackenzie
Physics
Instructor
Dave started working with The Princeton Review as an MCAT physics instructor in 2004. Since that time, he has taken on many roles including content development for The Princeton Review’s MCAT Physics materials.
Alison Harman
Physics
Instructor
Alison is always ready to help students with MCAT Physics. She has a graduate degree in Biophysics, a published scientific article, and taught hundreds of hours of in-person and online instruction geared towards mastering the MCAT.
Daniel Almeida
Organic Chemistry
Instructor
Daniel is a Molecular Neuroscientist with an expertise in post-mortem brain research. Beyond his instruction with TPR, Daniel also supervises undergraduate student research projects in various areas of biomedical science.
Anthony Krupp
CARS Instructor
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Daniel Almeida
Organic Chemistry
Instructor
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Alison Harman
Physics Instructor
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Dave Mackenzie
Physics Instructor
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Kyle Peebles
Biology Instructor
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Catherine Chow
General Chemistry Instructor
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Jason Osman
Organic Chemistry
Instructor
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Judene Wright
Biology/Biochemistry Instructor
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Jon Fowler
Physics Instructor
Meet Jon
Anthony Krupp
CARS Instructor
Meet Anthony
Daniel Almeida
Organic Chemistry
Instructor
Meet Daniel
Alison Harman
Physics Instructor
Meet Alison
Dave Mackenzie
Physics Instructor
Meet Dave
Kyle Peebles
Biology Instructor
Meet Kyle
Catherine Chow
General Chemistry Instructor
Meet Catherine
Jason Osman
Organic Chemistry
Instructor
Meet Jason
Judene Wright
Biology/Biochemistry Instructor
Meet Judene
Jon Fowler
Physics Instructor
Meet Jon
Anthony Krupp
CARS Instructor
Meet Anthony
Strict hiring standards
Our process proves our quality, no hype needed.
Top 1%
Only the top percentile
MCAT experts
PhD, M.Sc
Only subject-matter experts
can teach you
4.7/5
Top-rated instructors bring
top-tier results
Success Stories
Joseph L.
MCAT
Essentially, I had no idea how to study for this test before taking the prep course. I was intimidated and didn't know where to start. Definitely, I knew exactly how to study for the test after completion of the Princeton Review course.
Matthew B.
MCAT
The Princeton Review gave a comprehensive overview of the test subjects and consistently helped me refine my skills. My practice test scores were 501, 505, 512, and 518 showing how my goal was achieved gradually over the course.
Maria H.
MCAT
Everything about The Princeton Review - content, instructors, customer service - is zero stress. The content is accessible, not unnecessarily in-depth, but thorough (with loads of practice on every specific topic).
Joseph L.
MCAT
Essentially, I had no idea how to study for this test before taking the prep course. I was intimidated and didn't know where to start. Definitely, I knew exactly how to study for the test after completion of the Princeton Review course.
Matthew B.
MCAT
The Princeton Review gave a comprehensive overview of the test subjects and consistently helped me refine my skills. My practice test scores were 501, 505, 512, and 518 showing how my goal was achieved gradually over the course.
Maria H.
MCAT
Everything about The Princeton Review - content, instructors, customer service - is zero stress. The content is accessible, not unnecessarily in-depth, but thorough (with loads of practice on every specific topic).
Joseph L.
MCAT
Essentially, I had no idea how to study for this test before taking the prep course. I was intimidated and didn't know where to start. Definitely, I knew exactly how to study for the test after completion of the Princeton Review course.
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OFFICIAL SCORE/SCORE INCREASE
500 or higher
Score of at least 515
Under 500
At least a 15 point improvement
I took the TPR 513+ MCAT course from September-January of this year and highly, highly recommend it to anyone taking the MCAT. Specifically, I want to thank biology professor Mustafa G for singlehandedly being INSTRUMENTAL in my success. There were numerous professors I interacted with (around 30 different ones, maybe more!). I am a third time test ... read more taker and my score improved by 12 points from my first and second attempts. Mustafa was not my main course professor (he did not teach my biology courses), but taught many of the topic focus sessions that are included in the course. I attended one of his courses on Genetics, my weakest MCAT topic, and fully understood everything after only an hour and a half - better than I understood genetics when I took it in college! In addition, he spent 3 HOURS after the course sitting on camera with me and giving me MCAT advice. I could not believe his willingness to sacrifice so much time to help me . . . Especially considering he was not my main course instructor! From that point on I attended every Office Hour and Topic Focus session I could that he specifically taught and for the next 2.5 months he always made sure to answer every question I had about the MCAT. If he did not get to answering all of my questions due to other students and running out of time, he answered them promptly within a few days over email. Moreover, I want to mention he didn't only help me with biology topics, but helped me understand the test itself and strategies to improve STRATEGY (how to review practice exams, what to pay attention to in passages, etc). Mustafa is one of the most well spoken, informed, patient, and resourceful professors I have ever come across during my academic career and the Princeton Review is very lucky to have him on the staff. He goes the extra mile to help his students, and you can tell he genuinely wants them to succeed. If every professor at the Princeton Review copied his teaching style, everyone taking the course would get over a 510 on the MCAT, I am CONVINCED. I will be recommending the Princeton Review's course to anyone who asks and specifically mentioning him by name.