FAQ
Questions students and parents ask
Where do sessions happen?
Online, wherever you are. Sessions run live over video, and the plan and error log are shared documents you keep.
What happens in the free consult?
A free 30-minute conversation about your goals and test date. After that comes one official diagnostic test and a written week-by-week plan.
Can you guarantee a score?
No. Results vary by student and no score is guaranteed.
How will parents know how SAT and math sessions went?
Parents and guardians get a report within 24 hours of each SAT and math session.
What is the cancellation policy?
Please give 24 hours' notice to cancel a session.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Unused hours are refundable within 3 months of purchase; for the MCAT 10-hour pack, used hours are charged at $140 each. Cohort seats are fully refundable until 7 days before the first class, then refunded by the week until the end of week 2. If your first paid session isn't a good fit, tell us within 48 hours for a full refund of it. The full refund policy has the details.
What does it cost?
MCAT 1:1 is $140/hr or $1,300 for a 10-hour pack; the MCAT cohort is $2,400 per seat. The SAT cohort is $990 per seat, SAT 1:1 is $110/hr and Algebra 2, Pre-Calc or Calc 1:1 is $85/hr. Prices are starting rates, set a little under the big national programs.
How do your prices compare with the big programs?
Ten hours of MCAT 1:1 is $1,300 here against $2,500 at Blueprint and $2,390 at Med School Insiders at their published prices. Ten hours of SAT 1:1 is $1,100 here against $2,000 at The Princeton Review. Your tutor has taught for national programs like these; the difference is overhead, not hours. See the comparison table on this page for sources and dates.
What materials do you use?
Original lessons and practice questions written by your tutor, and official exams for full-length practice.
Are you affiliated with the AAMC or the College Board?
No. Bluebonnet Prep is independent. See the disclaimer at the bottom of this page.