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NY MCAT Preparation, Review, Course, Class, Tutoring Options


Private MCAT Tutoring:
Each One-on-one MCAT tutoring lesson in private tutoring format is customized.  

Small Group MCAT Tutoring:
Small group tutoring is a cost-effective alternative to individual MCAT tutoring.

Live MCAT Online Webcast Group Classes:
Teachers and a group of students interactively hold MCAT Preparation and Review classes at real time on an online live board with technology accessible anytime and anywhere.

Accelerated MCAT Preparation, Review, Tutoring:
MCAT Preparation, Review Course, and Private Tutoring lessons can be set up for an upcoming test with short notice. We are able to provide instruction for MCAT students that have time limitations.

Group MCAT Classes:
MCAT Group Classes use a prescribed syllabus of preparation material in classes.

Live MCAT Online Webcast Small Group Tutoring:
With Live MCAT Online Webcast Tutoring, students and teachers use the live online platform for group tutoring lessons to conduct affordable customized MCAT Preparation, Review and Tutoring.

Live MCAT Online Webcast Tutoring:
Teachers and students readily post, modify and follow MCAT Preparation and Review at real time on an online live board with technology accessible anytime and anywhere.

HB Academics Medical School Admissions Coaching and Consulting services are available in addition to test preparation assistance.  
Students may request comprehensive MCAT Prep Course and Custom Review with Private Tutors or sign up for a section focused review for MCAT Physical Sciences, MCAT Biological Sciences, MCAT Verbal Reasoning and MCAT Writing review.


Information on the MCAT Preparation, Review, Course, Class, Tutoring

MCAT students can access Official MCAT Examination Information, MCAT Test Registration, and download and take a full length free MCAT practice test on the AAMC MCAT website.  If you choose to enroll in one of our preparation classes or private tutoring review sessions, the AAMC free MCAT practice test will serve as the diagnostic.

Official MCAT exams are administered throughout the year.  We offer MCAT preparation courses, lessons, tutoring and review any time during the year.  Accelerated MCAT preparation and review lessons may be structured and delivered upon request.  

The Association of American Medical Colleges provides official Medical College Admission Test questions and priorly administered MCAT tests. HB Academics MCAT Preparation, and MCAT Review focus on official MCAT material, and prepare MCAT students for the scheduled official MCAT.  Pertinent additional MCAT assignments and review  material are available to supplement the MCAT Tests Review.

MCAT Preparation and Review are intensive.  Between MCAT sessions, students are assigned supplementary MCAT homework to prepare for review sessions.  Students on average review ten official MCAT practice tests and more than 3,000 official MCAT questions.

MCAT is often a pre-requisite for admissions to allopathic medical schools, osteopathic medical schools, and various other health professions schools.  Admissions and Financial Aid Offices emphasize the MCAT scores and base their decisions on a combination of factors including the individual section scores on the MCAT, the number of times a student has taken the MCAT test, and the improvement of the MCAT scores between the MCAT tests.

Students should plan their preparation and review before their scheduled MCAT test date.  Usually MCAT preparation and review course spans approximately 12 to 24 weeks ahead of the MCAT administration.  We suggest that the students write the MCAT once to score their best with adequate preparation and review so that they have the most competitive MCAT scores and standing when they apply to medical schools.  If a second sitting is desirable, students may wish to extend their MCAT exam review and preparation.

MCAT Physical Sciences section will examine knowledge and critical thinking in Physics and Chemistry.  With focused MCAT Physical Sciences review, students can greatly enhance their MCAT Physical Sciences score.  MCAT Verbal Reasoning section will present questions to examine fundamental Reading Comprehension skills, while the MCAT Writing section will measure analytical Writing skills.  MCAT Biological Sciences section tests for knowledge and critical thinking in Biology and Organic Chemistry.

We also offer specialized customized MCAT teaching, tutoring lessons, preparation and review for students who have learning difficulties and disabilities that require accommodated MCAT testing.  The pace of the MCAT Review is customized to address the needs of the individual MCAT student.  In addition, highly competitive teachers are available to coach students who want to score a high percentile.  MCAT is a knowldge- and skills-based test; however, with preparation, MCAT students can increase their MCAT scores.

Students can learn the MCAT material and attain the skills necessary for success on the MCAT. 




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