Admissions The September MCAT Cohort closes Aug 2nd. No late applications or mid-cycle enrollments are accepted, under any circumstances.

Your MCAT score has stalled. We find out why and fix it.

Wellseen is a private MCAT program for students who have put in the work and still aren't seeing their score move. We diagnose the specific things that are costing you points, then coach you through fixing it.

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Testing in September

The September MCAT Cohort

Six weeks. Admissions close Aug 2.

Apply for September
Testing January, February or later

The Monthly MCAT Cohort

With you every step of the way until you test.

Apply for the Monthly Cohort

The Team

Licensed, practicing physicians who want to help you increase your score, committed to bringing in the next generation of exceptional residents.

Gorang Gupta, founder of Wellseen

Gorang Gupta

Founder

I started Wellseen after watching students who had done everything right stall out on the MCAT, for reasons no amount of content review could reach. I wanted a program that took the exam and the people taking it seriously, and refused to let a capable student sit at a plateau. We take very few, and the ones we take, we do not let slip.

Dr. Kayla Saikaly, MD

Dr. Kayla Saikaly, MD

Wellseen performance coach

I joined Wellseen because I love mentoring. What I love most is that Wellseen takes the mental side of the MCAT seriously, the mindset and the stress, not only the studying. I wish I had something like it when I was a premed, and I am glad to be that person for someone now.

Dr. Sean Backer, D.O.

Dr. Sean Backer, D.O.

Wellseen performance coach

I joined Wellseen to keep mentoring alongside residency. Medicine is a hard path, and you learn a lot walking it. The best part for me has been handing that back to the people coming up behind me. The MCAT, boards, an application cycle: all of it is easier with someone in your corner than alone.

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Case studies

Not another resource. A totally different approach.

Retake · applying this cycle

493 517

Retaking a 493. Seven months of studying, a full-time job, and a young daughter at home, with one cycle left to apply. Finished at 517.

Two exams · test-day anxiety

503 519

Two attempts three months apart, a 503 then a 502, while working full time and dealing with real test-day anxiety. Finished at 519.

Full-time student · high anxiety

508 526

A full-time student carrying high test anxiety, from 508 to 526 in four weeks.

Full-time student · six weeks

505 524

A full-time student, from 505 to 524 in six weeks.

Full-time student · six weeks

495 521

A full-time student, from 495 to 521 in six weeks.

Full-time student · six weeks

500 517

A full-time student, from 500 to 517 in six weeks.

Questions

Before you apply.

Who is Wellseen for?
If you have done the content and the number still will not rise, the reason is usually not more content, and finding it is exactly what we do. If you are still learning the material for the first time, this is not the program for you yet.
What is expected of me?
An open mind and a real willingness to be part of the Wellseen system. You let your coach steer the work and you do what they ask, even the parts that were not your idea. Students who stay coachable are the ones whose scores move.
When do I need to start?
If you test in September, you belong in the September MCAT Cohort, and admissions close August 2 with no exceptions. If you test in January, February, or later, you join the Monthly Cohort and work with us month to month up to your test date. The sooner a plateau is caught, the more points it is worth.
Do you guarantee results?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We admit students we are confident will put in the work and respect their coach's direction.

Insights from Wellseen

MCAT strategy and insight from our resident physicians.

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