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ABOUT THE PROGRAM |
The journey to medical school begins long before the first day of class—and for many aspiring physicians, obtaining a competitive MCAT score is one of the most significant barriers to gaining admission to medical school. Recognizing that access to high-quality MCAT preparation can be financially out of reach for many talented students, the Medical Society of Eastern Pennsylvania (MSEP) launched the MCAT Prep Bootcamp in 2023. The program provides six months of comprehensive academic preparation, physician mentorship, and professional development designed to help promising students strengthen their MCAT performance and confidently pursue medical school. Whether you're the first in your family to pursue medicine or navigating the application process with limited resources, MSEP is committed to helping remove barriers so you can focus on achieving your goals. 2026 Application Deadline: September 8, 2026, at 11:59 PM EDT Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and qualified applicants may be invited to participate in a virtual interview as part of the selection process. We encourage interested students to apply early for the best opportunity to be considered. Program Begins: October 2026 |
WHAT SCHOLARS RECEIVE |
Selected MCAT Prep Bootcamp scholars participate in six months of intensive preparation that includes:
Each scholar is paired with a physician mentor from MSEP's network who provides encouragement, accountability, and insight throughout the program (no academic tutoring). |
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS |
Applicants must:
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PROGRAM IMPACT |
Since launching in 2023, the MSEP MCAT Prep Bootcamp has become one of the organization's signature physician pipeline initiatives. Since 2023:
Each student supported through the program represents more than an individual success story—they represent future physicians who will care for patients, strengthen communities, and help address healthcare disparities for generations to come. Collectively, MSEP's MCAT Prep scholars could go on to serve millions of patients throughout their medical careers. |