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MCAT Bootcamp: Breaking CARS

Struggling to improve your CARS score despite hours of practice? CARS takes more than reading comprehension. You need a strategy for understanding passages, tackling tricky answer choices, and managing your time.

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In this 45-minute live session, you'll learn how to use passage evidence, spot distractor traps, and work through dense passages more efficiently. Bring your toughest CARS questions for Q&A, and leave with a repeatable strategy you can put to work on your next practice test.

Nov
17
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
6:00 pm ET
3:00 pm PT
45 min
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John S. 99th Percentile MCAT Scorer
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FREE EVENT
MCAT Bootcamp: Breaking CARS
DATE
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
TIME
6:00 pm ET (3:00 pm PT)
Instructor
John S.
99th Percentile MCAT Scorer
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Tuesday, November 17, 2026
Tuesday, November 17, 2026

Struggling to improve your CARS score despite hours of practice? CARS takes more than reading comprehension. You need a strategy for understanding passages, tackling tricky answer choices, and managing your time.

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In this 45-minute live session, you'll learn how to use passage evidence, spot distractor traps, and work through dense passages more efficiently. Bring your toughest CARS questions for Q&A, and leave with a repeatable strategy you can put to work on your next practice test.

Nov
17
6:00 pm

John Schwarz-Torres scored a 523 on the MCAT (99th percentile) and graduated summa cum laude from UC San Diego with a 3.99 GPA in Human Biology. With three peer-reviewed research publications, he brings a strong scientific foundation and analytical approach to test preparation.

John specializes in CARS strategy and Biological Foundations, helping students move beyond memorization to approach challenging questions strategically. After scoring a 122 on his initial Psych/Soc diagnostic, he refined his study approach and earned a 130 on the official exam. He understands firsthand how the right strategy can transform preparation—and helps students turn overwhelming goals into manageable next steps.