From the SAT to residency, the right tutor or mentor in your corner.
Physician-led tutoring and mentorship on five paths: college, medical school, dental school, graduate school, and residency. One plan, a tutor or mentor matched to you, and accountability that keeps you moving.
- Founded by Dr. Dave, DO, MBS
- 75+ peer-reviewed publications
- Live 1:1 sessions online
Example journey
Premed → Residency
- 1
PremedYou are here
Sciences, habits, and experiences
- 2
MCAT
Content review + test strategy
- 3
Med school
Applications and interviews
- 4
Boards
USMLE · COMLEX · shelf exams
- 5
Residency
ERAS, interviews, rank list
Next: 1:1 premed planning
with your matched mentor
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Start here
Where are you right now?
Pick your path and we will show you where to start.
High school to college · SAT/ACT
A calmer path to the SAT, the ACT, and college applications.
SAT/ACT Tutoring pairs your student with a tutor matched to their goals and test date, in packages of 10, 20, 40, or 80 hours, backed by our Good Fit Guarantee; the SAT/ACT Course is the self-paced option. Applying to college? College App Prep gives your student 3 one-on-one sessions with a tutor, unlimited editing sessions on the personal statement, activities, honors, and resume, and a self-paced Common App program. The College Skills Certificate adds one afternoon of skills, their own portfolio website, a certificate, and a personalized letter from Dr. Dave: take both and save 10%. For supplemental essays, College Supplemental Essay Review is priced per school.
Premed to medical school · MCAT
Turn premed into a plan, not a guessing game.
Sciences, MCAT strategy, clinical and research experiences, and an application that hangs together, guided by a mentor matched to you in a plan designed by Dr. Dave. Need one piece instead? MCAT Tutoring, the MCAT Course, and Expert Reviews for your essays, application, interviews, and school list each have their own price, bought online.
- Application PrepMed School App PrepPremed to acceptance$9,995
- TutoringMCAT TutoringAll four MCAT sections$195/hr · 10-hour rate
- CourseMCAT CourseSelf-paced MCAT lessons and questions$995
- Skills CertificateMed School Skills CertificatePremed skills with a capstone$1,995
- Expert ReviewExpert ReviewsOne service at a time: your essay, application, mock interview, school list, or letter.From $149
- Prep BookMCAT Prep BookThe MCAT method, in print$59
- MentorshipResearch MentorshipA first-author systematic review, any subject$6,500
Prices by bank (ACH). Tutoring is priced per hour at the 10-hour package rate.
Pre-dental to dental school · DAT
A clear plan for the DAT and dental school.
One-on-one DAT Tutoring with a tutor matched to your goals and test date, the DAT Course for self-paced study, and Expert Reviews for your essays, application, interviews, and school list, or all of them in Dental School App Prep, priced below the parts, each bought online.
College to graduate school · GRE
GRE prep and graduate applications, one step at a time.
One-on-one GRE Tutoring with a tutor matched to your goals and test date, plus Expert Reviews for your essays, application, interviews, and program list, or both in Grad School App Prep, priced below the parts, each bought online. Research Mentorship can help you lead a systematic review of your own.
Medical school · USMLE/COMLEX and shelf exams
USMLE, COMLEX, and shelf exams, with a tutor in your corner.
Board Exam Tutoring for USMLE, COMLEX, and the shelf exams you take during clerkships, built around your test date; the Shelf Exam Course for self-paced shelf review; and the Board Exam Prep Book to study offline. Each has its price on its page.
Medical school to the Match · ERAS
ERAS, interviews, and the Match, with a mentor in your corner.
Residency App Prep for rotations, ERAS, interviews, and your rank list, and Expert Reviews for your personal statement, application, interviews, and program list, each with its own price, bought online.
Every program and price on one page: see Pricing.
How it works
A clear plan, and someone checking in.
Step 1: Choose and check out
Pick your program or package and check out online. Questions first? A free 20–30 minute consult is optional, with no pressure and no obligation.
Step 2: Matched + a personal plan
A short intake after you pay, then we pair you with a tutor or mentor matched to your goals and build a written plan around your exam date or application cycle.
Step 3: 1:1 sessions + learning tools
Live one-on-one sessions online, plus interactive videos, spaced-repetition flashcards, and question sets in our programs.
Step 4: Study Hall (medical programs)
Students in our medical programs, including Board Exam Tutoring, also get Study Hall: a virtual study room and weekly office hours, so you never study alone.
Good Fit Guarantee on Tutoring packages: Your first paid session with your matched tutor is your Good Fit Consult. If you're not happy after your first paid session for any reason, ask within 7 days of that session for a full refund of that session only, not the package.
Meet the founder
Built by a physician who has been where you are.
Dr. DaveDO, MBS
Founder & Lead Physician Educator, ProMed United
Dr. Dave, DO, MBS, is a physician, researcher, and the founder of ProMed United, with 75+ peer-reviewed publications. Dr. Dave tutors and mentors students along the whole road to medicine, from the SAT and MCAT through medical school, USMLE and COMLEX boards, research, and the residency match.
- 75+ peer-reviewed publications
- SAT to residency
Learning tools
Study tools built for how memory actually works.
Med School App Prep, Residency App Prep, and Research Mentorship include interactive lessons that make you think, flashcards that resurface right before you forget, and questions that explain the why.
The Michaelis constant (Km) is the substrate concentration at which an enzyme reaction runs at ½ Vmax.
Spaced-repetition flashcards
Grade each card and the scheduler brings it back right before you would forget it.
Lesson 3 · Framing your research question
Checkpoint · 2:14
In the PICO framework, what does the “C” stand for?
- Cohort
- Comparison
- Confounder
- Clinical setting
Interactive video lessons
Videos pause at key moments and ask you a question, so you learn actively instead of just watching.
Sample question · Biochemistry
Statins lower LDL cholesterol primarily by inhibiting which enzyme?
- AAcetyl-CoA carboxylase
- BHMG-CoA reductase
- CLipoprotein lipase
- DSqualene synthase
Correct · Explanation
HMG-CoA reductase catalyzes the rate-limiting step of cholesterol synthesis (HMG-CoA → mevalonate). Statins competitively inhibit it; lower hepatocyte cholesterol up-regulates LDL receptors, which pulls more LDL out of the blood.
Questions with real explanations
Every answer comes with a step-by-step explanation, and your results show which topics need work.
Try a free lesson. No account needed.
Study Hall
Never study alone again.
Drop into the virtual study room for focused work blocks alongside other future doctors, and bring your questions to weekly office hours with Dr. Dave. Study Hall is for enrolled students in our medical programs, including Board Exam Tutoring.
This week in Study Hall
Live online- MonSilent focus blocks · MCAT & premed sciences7:00–10:00 PM ET
- TueBoards study hall · Step/Level 1 & 27:00–9:00 PM ET
- WedOffice hour with Dr. Dave · bring your questions8:00–9:00 PM ET
- ThuResearch writing sprint7:00–10:00 PM ET
From the SAT to the Common App, before college.
One-on-one SAT/ACT Tutoring with a matched tutor, then the College App Prep when applications begin: one-on-one coaching and editing sessions on the personal statement and activities, in your student's own voice.
SAT/ACT Tutoring
Diagnostic first · packages of 10, 20, 40, or 80 hours · Good Fit Guarantee
College App Prep
1:1 Common App coaching · unlimited editing sessions · $1,500 by bank (ACH)
SAT® is a registered trademark of the College Board, and ACT® is a registered trademark of ACT Education Corp. Neither is affiliated with or endorses ProMed United.
ProMed Telehealth
ProMed Telehealth is a planned, separate medical service: physician-led telehealth focused on medical weight management. It is not accepting patients yet.
Free guides
Straight answers to the questions we hear most.
Answer-first guides for students and parents, each dated and checked against official sources. Free to read, no sign-up.
- High school students and parentsSAT vs ACT: which test should you take?
- Premeds and medical school applicantsHow long should you study for the MCAT?
- Premeds and medical school applicantsMedical school application timeline: what to do and when
- Premeds and medical school applicantsHow to write a medical school personal statement
- Medical studentsHow to prepare for USMLE Step 1 and COMLEX Level 1 now that they are pass/fail
- Medical studentsResidency application timeline: ERAS, interviews, and Match Day
- Medical studentsHow to write a SOAP note (with an example)
- Research, on any pathHow to write a systematic review and meta-analysis: step by step
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Still unsure? Book a free consult and ask us directly.
Who is ProMed United for?
Students on five paths: high schoolers preparing for the SAT or ACT and applying to college, premeds and medical school applicants, pre-dental students, college students heading to graduate school, and MD and DO students, international medical graduates, and residency applicants.
Who will I actually work with?
We pair you with a tutor or mentor from the ProMed United team, matched to your goals, exam, and schedule. Every program is designed by Dr. Dave, DO, MBS, a physician with 75+ peer-reviewed publications. Your first paid session with your matched tutor is your Good Fit Consult. If you're not happy after your first paid session for any reason, ask within 7 days of that session for a full refund of that session only, not the package. The Good Fit Guarantee applies to Tutoring packages.
Are sessions online?
Yes. All one-on-one sessions, Study Hall, and office hours happen live over video, so you can join from anywhere. Sessions are scheduled around your classes, rotations, or work.
How do I know which program is right for me?
Use the “Where are you right now?” picker on this page, or book a free consult. We will recommend the program that fits your stage and goals, and if none of them fit, we will tell you.
Can I try something before I commit?
Yes. Book a free consult if you'd like to talk it through first. Med School App Prep, Residency App Prep, and Research Mentorship also have a free lesson with an interactive video, flashcards, and practice questions, and anyone can use our free COMLEX and USMLE high-yield checklists.
How much does it cost, and how can I pay?
Every price is on the Pricing page, grouped by path. You buy online through one secure checkout, by bank (ACH), the lowest price, or by card, about 3% more. Klarna (subject to approval) is offered at checkout when the Klarna total is $10,000 or less. A free consult before you buy is optional. A product with no "Add to cart" button is bought through a free consult instead; a Prep Book without one is requested through our contact form. Other ways to pay (PayPal, a flexible payment plan) are listed on the Pricing page too.
Do you guarantee a score, admission, or a match?
No, and no one ethically can. Our programs are designed to help you prepare thoroughly, make better decisions, and present yourself at your best. Your effort and many outside factors shape the outcome.
Are you affiliated with the organizations behind these exams?
No. ProMed United is an independent educational company, not affiliated with the AAMC, NBME, NBOME, NRMP, the College Board, ACT Education Corp., the American Dental Association, or ETS. Exam names are used only to describe what we help you prepare for.
Your next step starts here.
Pick your program and buy it online. Questions first? A free consult is optional: tell us where you are and where you want to go. Score Higher. Match Stronger. Stress Less.