Everything you need to reach your goal MCAT score.
Wellseen MCAT is a private coaching program for students who want to guarantee they are doing everything in their power to reach their goal score.
Our team
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Dr. Kayla Saikaly, MD
OBGYN resident physician
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Dr. Sean Backer, DO
OBGYN resident physician
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Dr. Janeth Campbell, MD
Dermatology resident physician
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Dr. Sara Azim, MD
Dermatology resident physician
Student score increases
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+24
493 → 517
This student was working full time and had a two-year-old at home, struggling to find just an hour to sit down and properly study. After seven months of studying and retaking the MCAT, their score was still stuck at a 493. Once the studying had proper structure and a coach to lend a hand the whole way, their score rose to a 517.
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+17
500 → 517
This student was studying all day, every day, but the same routine kept producing the same 500. More hours were never going to fix a routine that had already run its course. Once they had a real system to follow and a coach to answer to, their score rose to a 517.
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+23
487 → 510
This student was carrying a full grad school load, exhausted and easily pulled off focus, and never trusting a study method long enough to let it work. After a lot of stopping and starting, the score sat at a 487. Once they had one steady method and someone keeping them on it, their score rose to a 510.
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+26
495 → 521
This student was studying full time and doing everything the forums said to do, and still the 495 would not move. The effort was never the problem; what was missing was structure and a clear read on what all those hours were building toward. Once the plan had real direction, their score rose to a 521.
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+16
503 → 519
This student was working full time and dealing with real test-day anxiety, the kind that showed up before the first question and never left. They had taken the MCAT twice, three months apart, and both times landed almost identical at a 503 and then a 502. Once they had the right support to steady themselves under the clock, their score rose to a 519.
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+14
499 → 513
This student had a brutal work schedule that left almost nothing for studying, and the material kept slipping away as fast as it went in. Sitting at a 499, every review felt like starting over. On their first real attempt with a system built around a life that busy, their score rose to a 513.
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+22
502 → 524
This student had two months left and a 502, with the content mostly down but points leaking everywhere else. CARS was the wall, and whatever got studied on Monday was mostly gone by Friday. Once the focus shifted to strategy and making things actually stick, their score rose to a 524.
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+11
496 → 507
This student had been studying for over a year and had already taken the MCAT twice, never breaking past a 496. All they wanted was a 505, but every plan stalled in the same place and it started to feel like a ceiling. Once the studying finally had real direction behind it, their score rose to a 507.
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+18
508 → 526
This student was a full-time student juggling research and a job, three weeks out and running on nerves at a 508. There were still gaps to close and CARS was slow, and what they needed most was a clear sense of direction for the final stretch. Once they had that plan, their score rose to a 526.
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+11
506 → 517
This student was reading carefully and still getting questions wrong: the wrong detail pulled from a passage, a small qualifier missed, two CARS answers that both looked right. The score had sat at a 506 for a month without moving, which was the part that wore them down. Once there was a real strategy and a way to catch those mistakes before they cost points, their score rose to a 517 in one month.
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+12
498 → 510
This student was working full time and carrying a lot of anxiety, studying hard but with no clear direction to trust. On the first real attempt the score came back a 498, and the whole thing felt overwhelming. Once there was accountability and a plan to follow every single day, their score rose to a 510.