The Medical College Admissions Test or MCAT is an 8-hour subject-based exam that covers introductory biology, general and organic chemistry, biochemistry, physics, psychology and sociology. It also has a critical reading section that is not science-based. (Click here for more detailed information on content). Because of the heavy science requirements, the earliest most students are ready to take the MCAT is the spring of their junior year.
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14 3-hour scheduled online classes with a team of expert MCAT teachers
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Personalized homework assignments based on your strengths and weaknesses
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Access to unlimited livestreamed workshops
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A 3,000+ question Qbank that you can customize by length, topic, and subtopic
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17 full-length, realistic practice tests
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The mobile companion app to practice on-the-go
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7-book MCAT subject review set
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90+ brand new content refresher videos covering the highest-yield MCAT topics
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All the official AAMC practice material available
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Flexible scheduling options that make it easy to fit studying into your life
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Virtual reality study app covering ~1,000 MCAT science topics (compatible with Meta Quest 2 headset)
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Class sessions are live, but also recorded for on-demand review
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If you have to miss a live class session, you have the on-demand recorded sessions as well as the option to join an alternative live class of the session missed
Classes begin frequently and are offered at variety of times. Click HERE for the schedule of courses. (Note: prices shown on the Kaplan website do not include the TCU discount and class times are listed in eastern time--DO NOT enroll on Kaplan's website--you will not receive the TCU discount! )
To enroll in the course and receive the TCU discount:
1. Enroll in the course through the Add to Cart button below and paying the registration fee.
2. After paying for the course you will be contacted by TCU's Pre-Health program for the actual selection of your course section.
Your registration is not complete until you complete both steps above.
