The cheapest premium option here, and it is still alive
Magoosh MCAT plans run about $379 to $399, with an entry point around $99.75, which makes it the cheapest paid course on this page by a wide margin. It carries a 10-point score improvement guarantee or your money back, plus a seven-day money-back window.
One point of confusion worth clearing up: magoosh.com/mcat is now only a blog, which makes the product look retired. It is not. The course lives on the mcat.magoosh.com subdomain and was selling normally when we checked on 19 August 2026.
What $379 buys
700+ practice questions, full-length practice tests, video lessons and 24/7 email support. The video teaching is clear and the interface is uncluttered, and for a student who wants a structured path through the material without a four-figure commitment, it does that job.
The limits are real and you should price them in. The question bank is small next to UWorld's 3,000+.
The practice materials have not been refreshed as aggressively as competitors'. There is no tutoring attached, so when you get stuck the answer is an email rather than a person.
What students tell us about Magoosh
Magoosh comes up in dozens of conversations students have started with us, typically as a budget option paired with other materials rather than as a sole resource. That is roughly how the product is positioned and it is how it works best.
We are deliberately not quoting a percentage here. The sample is too small to support one, and a confident-sounding statistic drawn from a few dozen conversations would be worse than saying nothing.
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Three different problems stall an MCAT score, and buying the wrong fix costs months. Six questions sort out which one is yours and what to spend on it. We name competitors and free resources when they beat us, and say so when the answer is spend nothing.
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Transparency, before you start. We sell MCAT tutoring and courses, so here are the rules this quiz follows.
- Zero budget, no purchases. Free resources only, and we say so.
- Content gap, buy content first. From whoever does it best, which is usually not us. Our tutoring comes up only as an optional add-on for a big gap.
- Strategy gap, we recommend our own course first. We would put our name against it, and we name a cheaper alternative beside it so you can price us against ours.
- Competitors named and linked when they beat us: UWorld, Kaplan, Blueprint, ExamKrackers, Khan Academy.
- We appear only where we fit, with the budget to match, and always beside a cheaper option.
- Our free MCAT resources show up wherever they fit, and they ask for nothing.
Where it makes sense, and where it does not
Buy it if the budget is the binding constraint and you want more structure than free resources provide. At roughly a tenth of Kaplan's top tier, the value question answers itself for a lot of students.
Read the guarantee before you rely on it. A 10-point improvement guarantee sounds strong, and every guarantee in this market carries conditions about completion and official score reports. Check what it asks of you.
Do not expect it to replace a question bank. 700 questions will not carry you to test day. Budget for AAMC material on top, and if you can stretch, UWorld.
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