Ancient Brains MCAT
My name is Luke Motes. I scored a 520 on the MCAT and have been a full-time MCAT tutor for the past 4 years. I have tutored over 200 students, created my own MCAT content, and learned more about the science of learning as part of my commitment to creating a highly successful approach to the MCAT.
What you can expect from the MCAT Group Mastery Program
The next 14-Week Program starts May 18th.
The next 28-Week Program starts May 25.
Only 1 class starts per date, so spots are limited!
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14-week study schedule
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Full Ancient Brains Content Library access for 3-months
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18 live group meetings with a 520 scoring MCAT expert
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6 screen-recorded assignments with feedback
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Discount on UWorld question bank*​​
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28-week study schedule
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Full Ancient Brains Content Library access for 6-months
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23 live group meetings with a 520 scoring MCAT expert
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10 screen-recorded assignments with feedback
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Discount on UWorld question bank*
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Structured Study Schedule: Students follow a schedule that defines exactly what topics to study, when to complete UWorld questions, and when to take AAMC practice tests.
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High-Yield MCAT Resources: Students receive full access to 500+ pages of content focused on the most testable, high-yield information, making the content load more realistic and manageable.
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Targeted Practice Assignments: Unique test IDs show students exactly which UWorld practice questions to complete.
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Effective Study Skills Development: Students are trained in active recall and passage analysis to make studying more efficient and improve how they approach both content and passages.
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Screen-Recorded Feedback: Students complete screen-recorded assignments practicing recall and passage review, allowing me to give feedback and help calibrate their skills.
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Research-Based Preparation Approach: A research-based approach to studying improves retention, application, and efficiency, leading to sustainable and measurable score improvements.
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Live Small-Group Sessions: Students meet for virtual-live small-group sessions with a maximum of 12 students to break down passages, clarify concepts, and address questions.