Скачать или смотреть I Almost Gave Up—Then I Hit A 520 MCAT

Stuck on an MCAT score plateau (500…507…510…) and wondering if that’s your ceiling? It isn’t. Blueprint MCAT instructor Ante Cuvalo (diagnostic 500 → 520 MCAT final score) breaks down why plateaus are usually a midpoint - not the end - and how to break through by fixing patterns, not just “studying harder.” We cover the “mile wide, inch deep” approach, combining content + practice (not separate phases), targeting specific weak spots with tracking, and building a sustainable mindset that prevents burnout and keeps you improving.

What you’ll learn:
Why a plateau at 500 or any score represents a midpoint in your journey, not a ceiling on your potential.
How to identify which study techniques feel easy, but aren't actually helping you improve.
The importance of combining content and practice rather than completing separate phases.
Practical tools to track both content weaknesses and strategy gaps.
Why the MCAT being a mile wide and an inch deep means you need to study smarter, not just harder.
How to reduce activation energy for studying your weak areas by making your study plan as specific as possible.
The value of maintaining hobbies and finding joy during your MCAT prep to stay motivated through a months-long process.


If this helped, hit Subscribe + Like and comment with the one pattern you’ll fix this week (timing, traps, a content hole, etc.). Watch more episodes in the Pursuit of Practice playlist for MCAT, admissions, and residency strategy:
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