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Top 10 MCAT tutoring services in Houston, TX

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📚 SoFlo Online SAT/ACT Tutoring - Higher Scores🚀Less Time 🕒Guaranteed🎯

📚 SoFlo Online SAT/ACT Tutoring - Higher Scores🚀Less Time 🕒Guaranteed🎯

5.0Exceptional(22)
7 hires on Tutors
11+ years in business
Serves Houston, TX & Online
Kangsoo Y. says, "We just moved to the US from Korea and the change has been very tough for my kids. They are not familiar with the US school system and falling behind. I saw their confidence draining. But all of that changed when SoFlo came into the picture. To start, they gave a free assessment so they could figure out where my children were struggling. From there we had weekly tutoring sessions that my kids actually enjoy. I am seeing their confidence return and life in the US get better for them" Read more
Nanaki Kaur

Nanaki Kaur

2 hires on Tutors
Serves Houston, TX & Online
I am a highly efficient, persuasive and competent tutor in high school and college level subjects. I have tutored Math and Physics as well as Writing at the high school and college level. I received a 2300 SAT score after many months of consistent effort and preparation. I also have supported students as a Math and Physics tutor for 12-13 months at the Center for Academic Progress and Support at University of New Mexico.
TutorVille LLC

TutorVille LLC

5.0(1)
16+ years in business
Serves Houston, TX & Online
David S. says, "They were super fast to respond and very professional!" Read more
MURAT Pro SAT&AP MATH Teacher For 17 Years

MURAT Pro SAT&AP MATH Teacher For 17 Years

5.0Exceptional(29)
18 hires on Tutors
20+ years in business
Serves Houston, TX & Online
Katelyn R. says, "His content knowledge is immerse. Besides he teaches in a systemically structured way. Murat has been guiding my children in mathematics since elementary school, teaching them from pre-algebra through algebra, geometry, and pre-calculus. Thanks to his dedication, my children have achieved great success in math. He quickly knew in what areas my kids were weak, knew what they needed at what step. I am truly grateful and would highly recommend him to everyone." Read more
Wissam

Wissam

5.0Exceptional(5)
1 hire on Tutors
2+ years in business
Serves Houston, TX & Online
Rose T. says, "He is very professional. He is knowledgeable, prompt, and respectful. He knows how to teach the material in a manner that my son is able to understand it. I highly recommend him to anyone who needs a math tutor" Read more
Irma Quilantan

Irma Quilantan

25+ years in business
Serves Houston, TX & Online
At Irma Quilantan, we specialize in personalized tutoring services tailored to meet the unique needs of each student. Based in Houston, TX, I offer expert guidance in Spanish, ESL, reading, writing, and test preparation. With a focus on building confidence and enhancing learning, I am committed to helping students achieve their academic goals. Whether you're seeking to improve language skills or excel in exams, my one-on-one approach ensures that every lesson is impactful and engaging. Discover a supportive and effective path to success with my dedicated tutoring services.
Alli's Math Tutoring

Alli's Math Tutoring

4 hires on Tutors
6+ years in business
Serves Houston, TX & Online
Hi! My name is Alli and I've been tutoring for the past 8 years. I enjoy working through math problems with students and helping them become more fluent in the things they are learning. I believe the best way to learn is by practicing, so I typically spend a lot of time working through practice problems with my students.
Mathmagician Mr. Li

Mathmagician Mr. Li

5.0(1)
1 hire on Tutors
5+ years in business
Serves Houston, TX & Online
Orlando M. says, "He made abstract math easy for me to understand, and he is super professional and patient with all my questions!" Read more
Yasmin

Yasmin

12+ years in business
Serves Houston, TX & Online
I am a current graduate student pursuing a Master of Science degree. As a teacher for the past 6 years, I am certified in EC-6th core subjects, mathematics up to 8th grade, and science up to 8th grade. In addition to being certified in these subjects, I have been both a virtual and in-person tutor to students ranging from elementary school to college. I provide guidance in math and science subjects such as algebra, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, organic chemistry, and calculus to name a few. Moreover, I provide tutoring for standardized tests such as PSAT, SAT, ACT, and the GRE. In regards to my classroom teaching experience, I have bee
Amaiya McDaniel STEM Tutoring

Amaiya McDaniel STEM Tutoring

Serves Houston, TX & Online
Welcome to Amaiya McDaniel STEM Tutoring, where personalized education meets your academic needs. Located in Houston, TX, I specialize in providing expert tutoring services in math, computer science, and test preparation. As a dedicated educator, I tailor each session to fit your learning style and goals, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of complex concepts. Whether you're aiming to excel in school or prepare for an upcoming test, my one-on-one approach guarantees an enriching educational experience that builds confidence and fosters a love for STEM subjects. Let’s achieve success together!

Your MCAT Tutoring questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Tutors.

How much does an MCAT tutor cost?

MCAT tutors charge an average of $50 to $150 per hour. Tutors provide personalized, one-on-one, or small group instruction to help you prepare for the MCAT. They may focus on test-taking strategies, review practice materials, and help you improve your performance on practice tests.

Some students hire a tutor who specializes in the subjects where they are weakest. For example, if chemistry is your lowest-scoring area, you may hire a tutor to help you with that section of the MCAT only. Some tutors may offer package deals for multiple sessions or long-term commitments.

What is the MCAT?

The MCAT is a standardized computer test that most medical schools require for admission. It is given throughout the year at Pearson VUE testing centers around the world. Medical schools use MCAT scores to gauge a student's readiness for the challenges of medical school. 

The 6-hour, 15-minute test has four multiple-choice sections that assess a student's knowledge of chemistry and physics, biology and biochemistry, psychology and social behavior, and critical reasoning skills.

How long is the MCAT?

The MCAT is an all-day exam. The actual seated time for the exam is 7 hours 30 minutes, which includes instructions and breaks in between sections. While these breaks are optional, they are recommended. The actual testing time is 6 hours and 15 minutes long for the 4 sections.

What is a good MCAT score?

A good MCAT score depends on the school you want to attend. The median MCAT score is 500 on a scale from 472 to 528. The highest-ranked med schools typically have higher average score requirements. Less competitive medical schools take students with lower scores.

Most students attempt to score as well as or better than the average score of admitted students. The higher the average score at your preferred school, the higher you will need to score to have a chance at admission to their program.

What is on the MCAT?

The MCAT has 4 sections designed to test your science knowledge, including:

  • Biological and Biochemical foundations of Living Systems– This 95 minute section includes 59 multiple-choice questions about biology, organic chemistry, and inorganic chemistry concepts.
  • Chemical and Physical foundations of Biological Systems– This 95 minute section includes 59 multiple-choice questions about biology, organic and inorganic chemistry, and physics concepts.
  • Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior Section – This 95 minute section includes 59 multiple-choice questions about psychology, sociology, and biology concepts.
  • Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills Section – This 90 minute section includes 53 multiple-choice questions that test your comprehension, analysis, and reasoning skills by asking you to analyze information provided in written passages.

How hard is the MCAT?

The difficulty of the MCAT depends on how well you are prepared, your familiarity with the test content, and your abilities as a test-taker. The test is considered difficult because it is a full day exam covering a vast number of scientific topics.

The test is high stakes since the score can determine your admission to medical school. This pressure to do well, along with the time-pressure of the test itself, make it one of the hardest exams you will ever take.

How many times can you take the MCAT?

Students are permitted to take the MCAT 7 times in their lifetime. Additionally, your attempts are limited to 3 times in a single testing year, or 4 times in a two-year period. No shows or void attempts are included in these limits.

A voided attempt is when you choose at the end of the exam to not have your attempt scored. Students use this option when they feel they performed poorly and do not want that score to count on their permanent record. Instead, they void the exam and are not scored. The test attempt counts toward the annual limit, but the possibly low score is not recorded for medical schools to see.

How to save money on the MCAT?

Here are some helpful suggestions that can save you money on your MCAT costs:

  • Apply for financial aid through the AAMC Fee Assistance Program.
  • Keep your original test date and testing site to avoid costly rescheduling fees. If you must make changes, do it as early as possible to avoid higher fees.
  • Use free or low-cost study materials rather than more costly MCAT tutors or prep courses.
  • Prepare well to ensure a good score on your first test attempt. Test attempts are costly and limited.

What questions should I ask an MCAT tutor?

Some questions you should ask a potential MCAT tutor include:

  • How much is your tutoring rate per hour?
  • Do you offer packages or discounts for long-term commitments?
  • What is your educational background?
  • Have you taken the MCAT yourself?
  • How long have you been an MCAT tutor?
  • Have you been able to help students improve their MCAT scores?
  • What is your teaching style?
  • Do you tailor your approach to my learning style?
  • What study materials do you include?
  • Will you provide practice tests to gauge my improvement?
  • What is your availability? Will we meet in person or online?

Reviews for Houston MCAT tutoring services

Recent success stories from people in the Houston area.
Karen L.
My daughter had to write a pre-algebra test in a few days and I was concerned she was struggling. I contacted SoFlo online, expressed my concern and in spite of the tight schedule they moved things around to accommodate my daughter. I witnessed the session and it’s the best thing since sliced bread. I love the teaching method, and that my daugher was offered multiple methods to solve the same problem. I recommend SoFlo highly!
📚 SoFlo Online SAT/ACT Tutoring - Higher Scores🚀Less Time 🕒Guaranteed🎯
Linda C.
He’s very patient and will go at whatever pace you need. He helped me learn the material I need for my test more efficiently and made it much easier to understand.
MURAT Pro SAT&AP MATH Teacher for 17 years
Ai V.
Wissam is a very capable and responsible tutor who is punctual, honest, and knowledgeable. He was able to help break down difficult calculus concepts into simpler ideas for my son. He also makes sure that my son understands the content at hand before proceeding to the next topic. I highly recommend Wissam for any one who is struggling in math!
Wissam
Destiny H.
Platinum tutoring
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