Can anyone give insight into this?

[ciestar]

http://drflowersmcat.com/Dr_Flowers/Comprehensive_MCAT_Prep_Plans

I am wondering if anyone knows anything about this?

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[stlrams22]

http://drflowersmcat.com/Dr_Flowers/Comprehensive_MCAT_Prep_PlansI mean, it looks promising. They have a get a 30+ score or your money back guarantee.
It was suggested to me by a friend. I am liking the cost.
I have attempted the self-study plan but I'm finding I am not disciplined enough to actually do it.

I am wondering if anyone knows anything about this?

Go for it...much cheaper than TPR and money back guarantee.

 

[docemmettbrown]

Interesting, does anyone have any input on this. If so would you recommend it?

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[Blueprint MCAT Tutor]

They have a get a 30+ score or your money back guarantee.

Somebody needs help with their Verbal Reasoning!



Snark aside, read that guarantee again carefully. They do NOT guarantee a 30+ or your money back.

Literally no company in the world could guarantee that and stay in business - the simple reality of the bell curve on the MCAT means that the huge majority of test-takers will be scoring between 3 and 29. The only way a company could say "30+ or your money back" would be by refusing to work with any student who doesn't score 27+ on their diagnostic exam.

What they DO guarantee is the same thing that Kaplan and Princeton do - a free repeat of the course, not your money back.

Their refund policy is also pretty standard for the business - a refund minus a bunch of fees if you change your mind right away (they say 10 days).

What I find most curious, though, is that it looks like all you're buying is materials and a study plan. You're not getting an actual classroom course (or even videos?) and you're certainly not getting any one-on-one attention. I'd give them a call and ask them actually what you're getting for your money. Notice that the products are all called "study plans".

I bring this up b/c you say you don't have the self-discipline to stick to a study plan. So spending several hundred bucks for a study plan made by someone else doesn't necessarily sound like a smart move for you. SN2ed's plan is free (as is the plan I posted).

 

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