San Diego, CA, June 23 – August 4, 2012
Austin, TX, July 7 – August 11, 2012
It's called "boot camp" for a reason. Get ready to dive into our most demanding and rigorous MCAT prep experience. Just how intense is this? Each day you'll get over 7 hours of top-notch instruction, plus 3 hours of unstructured time with a team of MCAT subject experts. And this goes on seven days a week—for six whole weeks. In other words, you'll literally eat, sleep and breathe the MCAT.
Course features
- Six week program at two great locations: San Diego, CA and Austin, TX
- 370 Hours of intensive MCAT instruction—yes, you read that correctly, 370 hours
- 19 full–length practice MCATs
- Comprehensive, subject–specific materials that are yours to keep
- Admissions and application workshops
- Tons of personal attention
- A team of specialist expert instructors
A typical day in the life of an Ultimate MCAT student
- 7:00–9:00 breakfast
- 8:00–9:30 office hours
- 9:30–11:00 Science Lecture 1
- 11:00–11:15 break
- 11:15–12:45 Science Problem-Solving Skills Session
- 12:45–2:00 lunch
- 2:00–3:30 Science Lecture 2
- 3:30–4:00 break
- 4:00–5:30 Verbal Reasoning Instruction/Drills
- 5:30–7:00 dinner
- 7:00–8:30 Science Lecture or Problem-Solving Session
- 8:30–10:00 reading/study hall with instructor for Q&A
Our Ultimate MCAT Instructors
Only our most experienced and most successful MCAT Instructors are called on to lead our Ultimate MCAT boot camps. These are the folks who write The Princeton Review MCAT books, design our courses and train other MCAT teachers.
Meet Chris Manuel—Ultimate MCAT Chemistry Instructor, Austin
During his ten year tenure, Chris has taught more than 700 MCAT classes, run more than 75 MCAT trainings, and has contributed to our MCAT General Chemistry Review. Chris holds a BS in Biology from Notre Dame ('02) and a Masters in Biostatistics and Epidemiology from UNT Health Sciences Center ('04). He is a Premier tutor, Master Trainer for MCAT G-Chem, and O-Chem, has experience teaching at the collegiate level, and regularly attends conferences concerning medical school and admissions. His MCAT scores place him in the top 1% of test takers. Chris helped develop The Princeton Review's first Ultimate MCAT Program.
Meet Adrian Sanchez – Ultimate MCAT Biological Sciences Instructor, San Diego
Adrian is the only Princeton Review instructor on the North American continent officially certified in all 5 sections of the MCAT. Adrian graduated from UCSD's Revelle College in 2004 and was awarded undergraduate degrees in Classical Studies, Linguistics, Animal Physiology and Neurology, and Biochemistry (with a dual emphasis in Organic and Inorganic Chemistry). Adrian is a Premier tutor, a Certified Master Trainer for MCAT Biology, and earned his California Teacher's Credential immediately following graduation from UCSD.
Adrian has been teaching with The Princeton Review since 2003 and taught throughout the northeastern seaboard while attending a graduate medical program in Boston. He is currently completing graduate thesis work with UCSD and the Salk Institute in Medical Sciences. Adrian wrote and developed the Organic Chemistry materials for Ultimate MCAT and contributed to the Biology content. His MCAT score places him in the top 1% of test takers.
Meet Jennifer Woddell—Ultimate MCAT Verbal Instructor, San Diego
Jennifer graduated from Harvard University with a BA in History and Literature. After attending graduate school at the University of Chicago and the University of California, San Diego, she joined The Princeton Review on a full time basis. Jennifer teaches MCAT Verbal and trains our Verbal instructors across the country. She also writes all of the Princeton Review MCAT Verbal materials.
*The $500 discount is valid only on new enrollments between February 17 – April 24, 2012 in Ultimate MCAT summer intensive courses in San Diego, CA and Austin, TX. Discount cannot be combined with any other offer.
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