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Martin Bouldo

Founder • Developer • Medical Student

Martin is a 1st year medical student at NYU Grossman School of Medicine He is pursuing a career in medicine while integrating his passion for software development. When he's not hitting the books, you can find Martin going out for a jog on the East River, or cooking a declious meal!

One of Martin's goals is to make the MCAT more accessible for everyone. In the future Martin hopes to use his tech skills to solve problems in healthcare and make a positive impact in the world.

"The way to do is to be." - Lao Tzu

Gabriel Peacock

Founder • Developer

Gabriel is a computer science student at Troy University, where he's pursuing his passion for technology. He has a knack for problem-solving and a deep interest in the field of computer science, which he's been exploring through his love for systems programming and low-latency applications. Gabriel is a hardworking and dedicated student who actively seeks out opportunities to learn and grow in his field.

When tasked with developing MCATResources, Gabriel combined his affinity for helping others with his passion for technology to aid in creating a rich user experience across the platform.

Eshaan Sharma

Head of Strategy

A graduate of the University of Florida, Eshaan is Head of Growth at MR. Passionate about startups and providing communities with value, after being approached with the idea by Martin in early 2022, the decision to join was a no-brainer.

When not thinking about ways to improve the MCATResources experience for users, he spends his time reading, playing chess, and writing articles nobody reads. He plans on attending law school in the future, and working on regulating cutting-edge technologies.

How it started

MCAT Resources started in June 2022, born from Martin's own quest for better study materials while he studied for the MCAT. Our goal is simple: to help you find the best MCAT resources tailored to your needs, budget, and goal score. We bring together students from past and present to share their insights and ratings, making it easier for you and future students to choose the right materials.

"How similar are these passages to the MCAT?"

Worried about wasting time on irrelevant materials? We've got you covered. Our platform lets students rate resources based on how closely they match MCAT content, yield, and value, saving you from unreliable or useless sources.

"Is a $4,000 prep course worth it?"

Wondering if a $4,000 prep course is worth it? We challenge the idea that expensive means better. We're here to guide you towards free and cost-effective options that actually help you prepare for the MCAT without breaking the bank.