Free Weekly MCAT Webinar

NOTE: This is not a sales pitch. It's not even a sales funnel. No one is paying anything to anyone. I literally don't tutor even if you ask me to. This is something I enjoy doing for 2 hours on Sundays. I also love writing, reading, cooking etc you get the point. Sometimes people are just passionate about sharing advice because they get sick and tired of misinformation. Sometimes they feel compelled to help others at a disadvantage because they understand that Kaplan and PR etc courses are expensive and out of reach for some families. Me? I simply like doing it. And when I get bored, I'll stop. Yes I used to tutor. But that was to make rent money. I since have a full time job and now I don't need the money anymore. I mentioned that I tutored to lend the method some more credibility but then people are direct messaging me to send them my MCAT score report which is understandable and which I have no issue doing if you're curious. I can send both my first score report and second.

Hey Guys,

After the post on "Why you're better off studying alone" (See here: https://redd.it/6niav4) made it to the top of r/premed, I decided to do a Free Weekly MCAT Webinar Sundays 10am-12pm to help clearly walk y'all through the process that I used to improve my score from 47th to 93rd percentile in 10 weeks and that I taught to dozens of my students. There was a ton of discussion on the post, so I figured why not channel that into something more concrete and constructive to help you all out.

I ran one today for the first time and seemed to get a good response. There's only 50 seats available every week, but if you drop me your email address in a direct message I'll make sure to send you the recording of the webinar :)

I hope this isn't considered spam, because during the webinar you guys can all ask questions and chat in the box while I present, and I'll make sure to devote a good chunk (roughly 30-45 minutes out of the 2 hours session) to Q&A.

Webinar schedule: -Go over briefly the Boogeyman Method (1. Practice 2. Analyze 3. Organize 4. Drill) -Walk through the entire method using an AAMC Section Bank passage (from whichever section you want - or else I'll pick one) -Q&A

Should be fun. Here's the link: join.me/nicholas_singh. I hope to see you all there :) Again drop me your emails if you can't make it on Sundays 10am-12pm PST, and I'll send you over the recording.